Milano Art & Design Week 2024
Art and design are intrinsically linked to the fabric of our society, shaping and reflecting the trends, values, and challenges of our time. Where art emerges as a pure expression of the human soul, design stands as the harmonious union of beauty and utility. Both urge us to explore new horizons, challenge conventions, and breathe life into solutions that transcend the mundane.
Through the exhibition of works embracing the concept of sustainability, the collective Milano Art & Design Week offers a unique opportunity to examine how artists and designers reinterpret the relationship between humanity and nature. From artworks crafted with recycled materials to the celebration of nature's beauty through art, the event invites the public to reflect on the daily actions that can contribute to the preservation of our environment.
Under the curatorship of Elena Ferrari, the event aims to inspire a mindset shift towards a more respectful and harmonious vision of our planet where every action counts.
Each visitor will ideally be guided through a creative journey that reminds us that safeguarding our environment is a collective task, an imperative necessity for future generations.
On display are over 300 contemporary artworks created by international artists. With two exhibition floors showcasing paintings, sculptures, installations, and video exhibitions, the event narrates the story of Art and the new styles of living today. A rich journey through different themes and techniques highlights the new art generation.
The event is part of the vibrant setting of the 62nd edition of the Salone Internazionale del Mobile and the Fuorisalone Design Week. It will take place at Milan's largest and most important Business Center: UNAHOTELS Expo Fiera Milano, which, as every year, will host thousands of visitors from all over the world who have come to participate in the event.
Exhibition duration: from 13 to 21 April
Open every day from 10:00 to 19:00
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Exhibition - Art Exhibition