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Inspired by the tragic story of Nasim Aghdam, a media figure of Iranian origin whose life and artistic practice deeply inspired Neshat, Do U Dare! explores the web of connections that bound the artists together. Filmed in three different socio-economic contexts in New York, the trilogy explores the paradox between women’s inner and outer worlds, between reality and illusion, and between American society and the Iranian female perspective.

Dropcity is a place for researching, imagining, experimenting with, and implementing alternative forms of design and architecture in a world of systemic crises. It cultivates the emergence of boundary-breaking ideas and facilitates their materialization.

Una mostra della collezione dei Campiani a cura di Carlotta Clerici. Tra le artiste : Shirin Neshat, Joan Jonas, Giulia Cenci, Rebecca Horno , Nika Neelova..

Lors de cette huitième date des Hybrides, l’artiste pluridisciplinaire et pionnier du graffiti européen Jay Ramier investira les espaces du musée Picasso pour une performance inédite inspirée par l’exposition consacrée à Henry Taylor.

Noire Gallery announces a new chapter of the Noire Chapel  series with Pia Fries in the evocative Chapel of San Sebastiano, a space that embodies the artistic tradition of the gallery. The chapel, enhanced by Sol LeWitt’s wall frescoes  hosts projects by international artists.

John Armleder signs the new illy Art Collection: “Art, one way or another, must be used”
The artist’s free, ironic, and deeply conceptual vision is renewed in a project that challenges the boundaries between art and everyday objects, between exhibition space and domestic environment.

A space designed to embrace the immaterial: on the park level of the Palazzo dell’Arte, starting May 13, 2025, Triennale Milano will open the doors of Voce, a new venue dedicated to music and sound. At the heart of the project is an immersive soundwall, offering a spatially distributed and three-dimensional audio experience, developed with the expertise of Giorgio Di Salvo and acoustic engineer Lucio Visentini.

The British artist Nika Neelova’s (Moscow, RU, 1987; lives and works in London, UK) sprawling installations and other works transport us to what feels like a world unto itself and out of time. She revisits history and the stories of people both real and fictional who have long ceased to exist, lending them material reality in three dimensions.