Paris Internationale Milano presents its first edition outside France, taking place at Palazzo Galbani, a landmark 1950s modernist building, with 2500 m² of exhibition space, with scenography developed in collaboration with Swiss architecture firm Christ & Gantenbein. Conceived as a focused and rigorously curated platform, the fair brings together approximately 35 internationally selected galleries committed to ambition, criticality, and long-term artist relationships. Faithful to its foundi
Assab One takes part in Milano Art Week 2026 with a programme unfolding across all its spaces, bringing together art and design. On view: Alice Fiorilli, From Berlin to Palm Beach, with texts by Lorenzo Madaro and Cino Zucchi; Marco Palmieri, Like a Landscape, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio; Paolo Giordano, The Valley of the Whirling Trees; Garros Edition, Collection #2; Jörg Boner and Christoph Hefti, Story of a Shelter; and a solo exhibition by Luca Pancrazzi with texts by Alessandro Rabo
The 1956 Olympic Totem by Franco Albini, Franca Helg, and Albe Steiner becomes a manifesto for peace.
Franco Albini Foundation and Studio Albini Associati are reviving a symbol in Milan. And they're doing so at a time when the world seems to need it most. A project that draws on Design and Art to generate an expansive wave of support for rhythm. From March 12 to April 30, 2026, at the Fabbrica del Vapore, "Cerchi di Pace" (Peace Circles) will take shape.
A five-meter-high installation that recreates the full-scale Olympic Totem designed in 1956 by Franco Albini, Franca Helg, and Albe Steiner for the 1956 Cortina Winter Olympics. For seventy years, it was a photograph of a model kept in the Albini Foundation archive. Today, it becomes a monument and a symbolic space to be traversed.
PAC Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea · Porta Venezia
Marco Fusinato returns to Italy after representing Australia at the 59th Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte della Biennale in Venice with his first European monographic exhibition, which brings together some of his most significant works from recent years. The exhibition features a collection of works in which visual art and noise music merge, giving rise to installations with a strong visual impact and sensory engagement. For the occasion, Desastres, the impressive performance piece presented at the Venice Biennale in 2022, will be reprised: an immersive experience in which images and sounds merge to create a total audiovisual landscape. An unmissable event to discover one of the most original and innovative voices in contemporary art and performance, offering the public an unforgettable experience.
As an artist, he conceives his work as a succession of interrelated projects, some of which continue across numerous iterations. Within these projects the works are almost always serial and use specific frameworks for experimentation. As a musician, he explores the idea of noise as music, using the electric guitar and mass amplification to improvise intricate, wide-ranging, and physically affecting frequencies.
Museo Poldi Pezzoli presents "Wonders of the Grand Tour," an exhibition organized with the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
On the occasion of the "Wonders of the Grand Tour" exhibition, the Museo Poldi Pezzoli is organizing a series of talks, "Conversations on the Grand Tour," curated by Lavinia Galli, featuring distinguished experts who will discuss the journey, its places and people, its music, its souvenirs, and its first travel postcards.
Monday, April 13, 2026
The journey, what a struggle! Travel stories: itineraries, stops, encounters, incidents, and attacks by bandits
With Marco Carminati
Professional journalist and art critic, former editor of the art pages of the cultural supplement of "Il Sole 24 Ore"
Paris Internationale Milano presents its first edition outside France, taking place at Palazzo Galbani, a landmark 1950s modernist building, with 2500 m² of exhibition space, with scenography developed in collaboration with Swiss architecture firm Christ & Gantenbein. Conceived as a focused and rigorously curated platform, the fair brings together approximately 35 internationally selected galleries committed to ambition, criticality, and long-term artist relationships. Faithful to its foundi
Assab One takes part in Milano Art Week 2026 with a programme unfolding across all its spaces, bringing together art and design. On view: Alice Fiorilli, From Berlin to Palm Beach, with texts by Lorenzo Madaro and Cino Zucchi; Marco Palmieri, Like a Landscape, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio; Paolo Giordano, The Valley of the Whirling Trees; Garros Edition, Collection #2; Jörg Boner and Christoph Hefti, Story of a Shelter; and a solo exhibition by Luca Pancrazzi with texts by Alessandro Rabo
With works by Pia Arke, Alighiero Boetti, Judy Chicago, Francesco Clerici, Hiroshige, Zhang Huan, Juanasie Jack Ittukalla, Irene Kopelman, Antonio Ligabue, Summer Mei-Ling Lee, Philipp Messner, Walter Niedermayr, Shimabuku, Chiharu Shiota, Barbara T. Smith, Xu Zhen
Curated by Sara Rizzo, Alessandro Oldani
On the occasion of the Milano Art Week and the Milano Design Week, Istituto Svizzero presents the first solo institutional exhibition in Italy by artist Romane de Watteville (1993, Lausanne). The exhibition specifically designed for the spaces of Istituto Svizzero in Milan features an immersive installation of painted walls guides us through the time following the end of a party, evoking a sense of excess that gradually gives way to entropy.
Paris Internationale Milano presents its first edition outside France, taking place at Palazzo Galbani, a landmark 1950s modernist building, with 2500 m² of exhibition space, with scenography developed in collaboration with Swiss architecture firm Christ & Gantenbein. Conceived as a focused and rigorously curated platform, the fair brings together approximately 35 internationally selected galleries committed to ambition, criticality, and long-term artist relationships. Faithful to its foundi
Assab One takes part in Milano Art Week 2026 with a programme unfolding across all its spaces, bringing together art and design. On view: Alice Fiorilli, From Berlin to Palm Beach, with texts by Lorenzo Madaro and Cino Zucchi; Marco Palmieri, Like a Landscape, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio; Paolo Giordano, The Valley of the Whirling Trees; Garros Edition, Collection #2; Jörg Boner and Christoph Hefti, Story of a Shelter; and a solo exhibition by Luca Pancrazzi with texts by Alessandro Rabo
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
Presentation of the research of the artists participating in the VIR viafarini-in-residence program:
Sofia Briales, Celestino Marco Cavalli, Kai Chen, Furen Dai, Alessandra Gatto, Domenico Santoro, Katharina Siebert, Zachary Sitrin, Andrea Zabric, Uri Zamir
Furthermore, Bonus itineraries of young art from Italian academies, developed with Galleria Giovanni Bonelli, proposes the project curated by Guido Carboni, professor of the Academy of Fine Arts of Urbino.
The ACACIA Collection and the ACACIA Prize at the Museo del Novecento
Visit focused on the ACACIA Collection and on the new work recently added to it, by artist Diego Marcon.
Curated by Associazione ACACIA - Associazione Amici Arte Contemporanea Italiana
Guided tour
18:00 – 19:00
Paid admission with registration
To book, please write to [email protected]. Tickets are mandatory and can be purchased directly at the Museo del Novecento
BacteriArt, from invisible to visible is a project by NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, now in its 4th edition. The initiative offers students an educational pathway focused on the conception and realization of an exhibition within the Milan campus, exploring the world of bacteria through a longstanding collaboration with Yakult.
This year’s concept, centered on the Gut–Brain Axis, has guided the development of immersive and site-specific installations, emerging from an ongoing dialogue with internationally renowned artists and curators. The program has unfolded through seminars and studio visits with Remo Salvadori, Clara Hastrup, Jenna Sutela, and Fiammetta Griccioli, offering students direct engagement with contemporary artistic practices and theoretical perspectives.
Paris Internationale Milano presents its first edition outside France, taking place at Palazzo Galbani, a landmark 1950s modernist building, with 2500 m² of exhibition space, with scenography developed in collaboration with Swiss architecture firm Christ & Gantenbein. Conceived as a focused and rigorously curated platform, the fair brings together approximately 35 internationally selected galleries committed to ambition, criticality, and long-term artist relationships. Faithful to its foundi
Assab One takes part in Milano Art Week 2026 with a programme unfolding across all its spaces, bringing together art and design. On view: Alice Fiorilli, From Berlin to Palm Beach, with texts by Lorenzo Madaro and Cino Zucchi; Marco Palmieri, Like a Landscape, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio; Paolo Giordano, The Valley of the Whirling Trees; Garros Edition, Collection #2; Jörg Boner and Christoph Hefti, Story of a Shelter; and a solo exhibition by Luca Pancrazzi with texts by Alessandro Rabo
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
16 – 19 April 2026
16:00 – 23:30
Free admission
Curated by Nicolas Ballario
After being sacred, art becomes a "sagra": during Milano Art Week, a new art square is created at the UFO space in Via Orobia 26, featuring convivial tables, darts, card tournaments, bocce, table football, and ping pong, concerts, and prices far from the Milanese standard. Is it possible to recreate a village square in Milan, where professionals and enthusiasts can meet without taking themselves too seriously?
Arte Sagra is an event promoted by Fondazione ICA, Associazione Arte Continua, UFO, SpaceDelicious, and Cucù.
Victoria Comstock-Kershaw (FETCH London Magazine) moderates a conversation exploring how digital tools are reshaping the art world. Together with our partners, ARTSVP, Artquire and First Thursday, the discussion will address new platforms, technologies, and models that are transforming how art is accessed, collected, and experienced.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Paris Internationale Milano presents its first edition outside France, taking place at Palazzo Galbani, a landmark 1950s modernist building, with 2500 m² of exhibition space, with scenography developed in collaboration with Swiss architecture firm Christ & Gantenbein. Conceived as a focused and rigorously curated platform, the fair brings together approximately 35 internationally selected galleries committed to ambition, criticality, and long-term artist relationships. Faithful to its foundi
Assab One takes part in Milano Art Week 2026 with a programme unfolding across all its spaces, bringing together art and design. On view: Alice Fiorilli, From Berlin to Palm Beach, with texts by Lorenzo Madaro and Cino Zucchi; Marco Palmieri, Like a Landscape, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio; Paolo Giordano, The Valley of the Whirling Trees; Garros Edition, Collection #2; Jörg Boner and Christoph Hefti, Story of a Shelter; and a solo exhibition by Luca Pancrazzi with texts by Alessandro Rabo
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
16 – 19 April 2026
16:00 – 23:30
Free admission
Curated by Nicolas Ballario
After being sacred, art becomes a "sagra": during Milano Art Week, a new art square is created at the UFO space in Via Orobia 26, featuring convivial tables, darts, card tournaments, bocce, table football, and ping pong, concerts, and prices far from the Milanese standard. Is it possible to recreate a village square in Milan, where professionals and enthusiasts can meet without taking themselves too seriously?
Arte Sagra is an event promoted by Fondazione ICA, Associazione Arte Continua, UFO, SpaceDelicious, and Cucù.
by Villiam Miklos Andersen
Curated by Gabriele Tosi
Fondazione Elpis will host a special event in the Lavanderia spaces on the occasion of the exhibition Smooth Operator by Villiam Miklos Andersen, curated by Gabriele Tosi. The event,
conceived by Coriandoli, will unfold as a morning program combining music, spoken word, and performance: a DJ set will accompany a lecture performance and a series of performative
interventions developed in dialogue with the exhibition and the Lavanderia space. An informal opening that introduces the exhibition through unexpected presences, eccentric gestures, and unforeseen trajectories. Breakfast will be offered to the public during the morning.
With the title New Directions—a nod to Coltrane’s seminal 1963 album and a true declaration of intent—miart 2026 embraces a metamorphosis that touches every layer of its identity: from curatorial approach to its dialogue with galleries, from visual identity to the very way visitors experience the fair.
Symbolically marking this new evolutionary phase, miart is changing location and moving to the South Wing of Allianz MiCo: an architecturally international space adjacent to the fair’s historic pavilion and overlooking the contemporary park of CityLife — an urban landscape that becomes a metaphor for openness and vision, expanding, welcoming, listening: an exhibition spacelike a musical score, ready to be interpreted in a new way, between experimentation and belonging, between the new and the recognizable.
Inside the exhibition complex, spread over three levels, the historic sections are confirmed: Emergent and Established, which this year is enriched by a new selection of exhibition projects called Established Anthology.
Anselm Kiefer in conversation with Natacha Fabbri
Curated by Gabirella belli
Un incontro straordinario con Anselm Kiefer, che racconta in prima persona le radici filosofiche e simboliche del suo lavoro. Un dialogo che attraversa saperi antichi e visione contemporanea, mettendo in relazione arte, scienza e trasformazione della materia, al centro della sua ricerca artistica.
Running parallel to The Women Alchemists, which Kiefer conceived for the Sala delle Cariatidi at Palazzo Reale (open through September 2026), the exhibition at Lia Rumma further expands his continued research of the “alchemists,” delving deeper into the role of other female heroines who, over
the centuries, made fundamental contributions to modern science through alchemy. Joining this female pantheon, painted by Kiefer, are mythological figures such as the muses Calliope and Melpomene, daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne. The exhibition title evokes a poem by 19 th century Japanese poet,
Buddhist nun, and ceramist Ōtagaki Rengetsu—to whom Kiefer also dedicates a painting which is presented at the overture of the exhibition.
Screening and Live programme curated by Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti and Barbara Casavecchia
Curated by Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti e Barbara Casavecchia
For the third consecutive year, Istituto Svizzero and Mousse invite the Milan Art Week community to spend Friday evening together with a project that intertwines their respective practices. After After Party offers a screening and live programme, co-curated around a common thread that connects Romane de Watteville's exhibition I will miss you when I scroll away at Istituto Svizzero, with the editorial line of Mousse magazine. After After Party looks at the moment that follows collective celebration, approaching the party as a ritual that unites around loss as well as joy. This
year also marks the twentieth anniversary of Mousse.
Paris Internationale Milano presents its first edition outside France, taking place at Palazzo Galbani, a landmark 1950s modernist building, with 2500 m² of exhibition space, with scenography developed in collaboration with Swiss architecture firm Christ & Gantenbein. Conceived as a focused and rigorously curated platform, the fair brings together approximately 35 internationally selected galleries committed to ambition, criticality, and long-term artist relationships. Faithful to its foundi
Assab One takes part in Milano Art Week 2026 with a programme unfolding across all its spaces, bringing together art and design. On view: Alice Fiorilli, From Berlin to Palm Beach, with texts by Lorenzo Madaro and Cino Zucchi; Marco Palmieri, Like a Landscape, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio; Paolo Giordano, The Valley of the Whirling Trees; Garros Edition, Collection #2; Jörg Boner and Christoph Hefti, Story of a Shelter; and a solo exhibition by Luca Pancrazzi with texts by Alessandro Rabo
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
16 – 19 April 2026
16:00 – 23:30
Free admission
Curated by Nicolas Ballario
After being sacred, art becomes a "sagra": during Milano Art Week, a new art square is created at the UFO space in Via Orobia 26, featuring convivial tables, darts, card tournaments, bocce, table football, and ping pong, concerts, and prices far from the Milanese standard. Is it possible to recreate a village square in Milan, where professionals and enthusiasts can meet without taking themselves too seriously?
Arte Sagra is an event promoted by Fondazione ICA, Associazione Arte Continua, UFO, SpaceDelicious, and Cucù.
With the title New Directions—a nod to Coltrane’s seminal 1963 album and a true declaration of intent—miart 2026 embraces a metamorphosis that touches every layer of its identity: from curatorial approach to its dialogue with galleries, from visual identity to the very way visitors experience the fair.
Symbolically marking this new evolutionary phase, miart is changing location and moving to the South Wing of Allianz MiCo: an architecturally international space adjacent to the fair’s historic pavilion and overlooking the contemporary park of CityLife — an urban landscape that becomes a metaphor for openness and vision, expanding, welcoming, listening: an exhibition spacelike a musical score, ready to be interpreted in a new way, between experimentation and belonging, between the new and the recognizable.
Inside the exhibition complex, spread over three levels, the historic sections are confirmed: Emergent and Established, which this year is enriched by a new selection of exhibition projects called Established Anthology.
Program of performances by Benni Bosetto
“Rebecca”: the exhibition by Benni Bosetto at Pirelli HangarBicocca
Curated by Fiammetta Griccioli, “Rebecca” is the Italian artist’s first major institutional exhibition. The title is inspired by the 1938 novel of the same name by English writer and playwright Daphne du Maurier (1907–1989). In the novel, the real protagonist is a house that preserves the memory of a deceased woman named Rebecca, who lived there.
Art on the walls. Fire on the decks. Mo Laudi takes over MEGA's secret courtyard — for one night only.
On the occasion of Milan Art Week we are pleased to invite you to celebrate the halfway point for a night to remember. Confirm if you can make it below.
Theme: Arty, Avant-garde, Afrobeat --> Avanti!
Paris Internationale Milano presents its first edition outside France, taking place at Palazzo Galbani, a landmark 1950s modernist building, with 2500 m² of exhibition space, with scenography developed in collaboration with Swiss architecture firm Christ & Gantenbein. Conceived as a focused and rigorously curated platform, the fair brings together approximately 35 internationally selected galleries committed to ambition, criticality, and long-term artist relationships. Faithful to its foundi
Assab One takes part in Milano Art Week 2026 with a programme unfolding across all its spaces, bringing together art and design. On view: Alice Fiorilli, From Berlin to Palm Beach, with texts by Lorenzo Madaro and Cino Zucchi; Marco Palmieri, Like a Landscape, curated by Giacinto Di Pietrantonio; Paolo Giordano, The Valley of the Whirling Trees; Garros Edition, Collection #2; Jörg Boner and Christoph Hefti, Story of a Shelter; and a solo exhibition by Luca Pancrazzi with texts by Alessandro Rabo
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
16 – 19 April 2026
16:00 – 23:30
Free admission
Curated by Nicolas Ballario
After being sacred, art becomes a "sagra": during Milano Art Week, a new art square is created at the UFO space in Via Orobia 26, featuring convivial tables, darts, card tournaments, bocce, table football, and ping pong, concerts, and prices far from the Milanese standard. Is it possible to recreate a village square in Milan, where professionals and enthusiasts can meet without taking themselves too seriously?
Arte Sagra is an event promoted by Fondazione ICA, Associazione Arte Continua, UFO, SpaceDelicious, and Cucù.
With the title New Directions—a nod to Coltrane’s seminal 1963 album and a true declaration of intent—miart 2026 embraces a metamorphosis that touches every layer of its identity: from curatorial approach to its dialogue with galleries, from visual identity to the very way visitors experience the fair.
Symbolically marking this new evolutionary phase, miart is changing location and moving to the South Wing of Allianz MiCo: an architecturally international space adjacent to the fair’s historic pavilion and overlooking the contemporary park of CityLife — an urban landscape that becomes a metaphor for openness and vision, expanding, welcoming, listening: an exhibition spacelike a musical score, ready to be interpreted in a new way, between experimentation and belonging, between the new and the recognizable.
Inside the exhibition complex, spread over three levels, the historic sections are confirmed: Emergent and Established, which this year is enriched by a new selection of exhibition projects called Established Anthology.
Special screening of Dolle (2023) by Diego Marcon
The Museo del Novecento and the ACACIA Association present a special screening of the film Dolle by the artist Diego Marcon, winner of the ACACIA Prize 2026
Curated by Museo del Novecento e Associazione ACACIA
Free admission
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
From April 20–26, 2026, Alcova returns for its eleventh edition, unfolding across two extraordinary sites that each, in their own way, capture the essence of Milan’s urban identity.
We’ll be opening up new, unseen spaces within the Baggio Military Hospital, a vast, verdant complex in the Primaticcio district, originally designed in the post-WW1 era. Our second site will be the legendary Villa Pestarini by Franco Albini, the only villa designed by the great pioneer of Italian rationalist architecture in Milan. Today a private residence, it has never before been accessible to the public.
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
The 64th edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano will take place from April 21 to 26, 2026, at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. This year's core theme, "A Matter of Salone," focuses on raw materials as the generative heart of design, exploring how substances like stone, wood, and petals transform into functional art.
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
The 64th edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano will take place from April 21 to 26, 2026, at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. This year's core theme, "A Matter of Salone," focuses on raw materials as the generative heart of design, exploring how substances like stone, wood, and petals transform into functional art.
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
The 64th edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano will take place from April 21 to 26, 2026, at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. This year's core theme, "A Matter of Salone," focuses on raw materials as the generative heart of design, exploring how substances like stone, wood, and petals transform into functional art.
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
The 64th edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano will take place from April 21 to 26, 2026, at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. This year's core theme, "A Matter of Salone," focuses on raw materials as the generative heart of design, exploring how substances like stone, wood, and petals transform into functional art.
Mega Art Fair aims to give an alternative narrative to the consolidated gallery exhibition and art fair dynamics in terms of time and space. It wants to create a shared platform, an artistic lounge for encounter and socialisation within the art system, encouraging opportunities for work and dialogue between collectors and art world professionals. MEGA has been conceived by BeAdvisors Art Department and Mattia Pozzoni Art Advisory as a social space for art, where people gather to chat, have a drink, listen to music and talks, connecting artists, gallery owners, and curators with the audience.
Open until late every day, MEGA provides an exceptional experience, leveraging a moment of visibility for the exhibited artists, the participating galleries and the whole artistic and creative system. The extended opening hours also speak of the inclusion of broader demographics compared to traditional art fair and exhibition models, allowing art to reach audiences who haven’t been engaged in the right way.
Mega Art Fair changes its venue every year, inhabiting a reclaimed space and contributes to revitalising an urban redevelopment project in the heart of Milan, working closely with the neighbourhood and its inhabitants.
The 64th edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano will take place from April 21 to 26, 2026, at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. This year's core theme, "A Matter of Salone," focuses on raw materials as the generative heart of design, exploring how substances like stone, wood, and petals transform into functional art.
The 64th edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano will take place from April 21 to 26, 2026, at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. This year's core theme, "A Matter of Salone," focuses on raw materials as the generative heart of design, exploring how substances like stone, wood, and petals transform into functional art.
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