Fondazione ICA Milano presents the first solo exhibition in an Italian institution dedicated to Charles Atlas, renowned filmmaker and video-artist.

PAC Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea presents Tania Bruguera's (1968 La Havana, Cuba) first solo exhibition in Italy.

MUDEC presents Luisa Menazzi Moretti's last photographic project "Io Sono", collecting photographic portraits of refugees asylum-seekers

Istituto Svizzero presents the hybrid project of Li Tavor and Nicolas Buzzi, involving space, sound and architecture. 

"Forms of light" is a site-specific installation, a luminous forest built with recuperated objects and fully hand-painted by the American artist Kris Ruhs.

Smith’s poetic use of the camera and light reveal how invention, creativity, and generosity can be resources for transformation and regeneration. 

No fact without fiction, light without darkness, tranquility without chaos.

Cardi Gallery Milan presents a major solo exhibition by the Japanese artist Shozo Shimamoto, co-founder of the "Gutai" movement

The Danish artist Thomas Poulsen, also known as FOS, presents a double performance at FuturDome, Milan in the framework of the project Small White Man.

FuturDome presents "Ukiyo", Andrea Bocca's first solo exhibition in Milan inspired by Hiroshige

The fourth solo exhibition by the Italian-Austrian artist features her last pieces of work

The fourth solo show by the Emirati artist

An innovative contemporary relationship between art and space

Museo del Novecento in Milan presents the exhibition "L'immagine sottratta", curated by Martina Corgnati.

An exploration into how human civilisation and the natural landscape are inextricably linked. 

An exhibition of new work by Gerhard Richter.

An immersive environment that further expands on the artist's groundbreaking investigations of the possibilities of luminous space.

An exhibition exploring the radical changes in the countryside

Living refugees of civil war honoured with New York public art project

THE MIRACLE speaks to the power of cinema and pop culture to render, larger than life, the fears and insecurities of childhood.

The first institutional solo exhibition in the US by Daiga Grantina (b. 1985, Saldus, Latvia).

Jordan Casteel’s first solo museum exhibition in New York City.

Peter Saul (b. 1934, San Francisco, CA) one of America’s boldest and most iconoclastic painters.

Jeffrey Gibson, of Choctaw and Cherokee descent, offers a rich visual and conceptual dialogue between his work and the histories that inform it.