Events

As an artist from Nuoro, Sardinia, with a passion for Le Corbusier, Christian Chironi is well acquainted with the world of this iconic architect as he has both lived and worked in several of Le Corbusier’s homes (dotted around the world). Now landed in Milan with Polychromy...

In Venice, Ca’ Pesaro pays tribute to Elio Fiorucci’s creative genius with an exhibition that illustrates the history as well as the background of this outstanding Milanese creative talent, passed away in 2015.

After the Triennale di Milano, it’s the turn of the city of Lucca, central Italy. Here, the Martinelli Luce showroom plays host to the exhibition Elio Martinelli e la Martinelli Luce that focuses on a great Italian entrepreneur.

The unconventional work of one of the most defiant designers around, on display at Vitra Schaudepot in Weil am Rhein.

A collective reflection on contemporary living: curated by Matteo Balduzzi, the exhibition Abitanti. Sette sguardi sull’Italia di oggi (lit. Inhabitants. Seven portraits of contemporary Italy) is currently at the Triennale di Milano...

Eclectic, visionary, multidisciplinary and a pop artist too, born in 1978, the Dutch designer Maarten Baas celebrates his fortieth birthday with a retrospective at the Design Museum in Gent, Belgium.

Cersaie, the most important tile and bathroom fair around, is approaching steadfast: once again, from the 24th to the 28th September, the exhibition complex Fiera di Bologna opens its doors to reveal what’s new on the scene as well as a jam-packed calendar of events.

Held at the Basilica Palladiana in Vicenza, north-east Italy, David Chipperfield Architects Works 2018 is a retrospective that focuses entirely on this iconic British architect.

The Triennale di Milano pays a tribute to Osvaldo Borsani with the first comprehensive retrospective on this architect, entrepreneur and designer from Brianza (1911-1985)...

40 years since his last trip to Italy, American architect Steven Holl, one of the most established in the world, returns to Milan with the exhibition One Two Five at the Galleria Jannone.