The Rosso Maraviglia collection

The beautiful event spaces at Hotel Principe di Savoia are an example of Italian sophistication and make for an extraordinary space for wedding celebrations. Their rooms feature opulent crystal chandeliers, hand-painted frescoes and plenty of natural light. The Veranda ballroom has doors opening onto an Italian garden, an oasis of elegance and charm. An ideal setting for an absolutely memorable wedding.

‘Furla Series: Suzanne Jackson’ is the first exhibition by a European institution dedicated to the American artist, offering a glimpse into the research Suzanne Jackson has been carrying out for over 50 years. Jackson is an American artist exploring the potential of painting, nourished by experiences in dance, theatre, and poetry.

Guests of the exceptional Presidential Suite at Hotel Principe di Savoia are treated to the peak of opulent luxury: one’s own private swimming pool, sauna and Turkish bath set in a hand-painted and mosaic-tiled lounge.

Dara Birnbaum

Fondazione Prada presents an extensive survey exhibition dedicated to the work of Dara Birnbaum, an artist who challenges the boundaries of art and mass media. Through videos, sound works, multi-channel installations, photographs, and specialised 3-D prints, different perspectives are presented to understand her distinguished career.

‘Dara Birnbaum’

Until September 25, 2023

Hotel Principe di Savoia pays tribute to Milan and its history with the creation of its very own Principe Gin. The signature spirit is made by the Cillario & Marazzi distillery in the heart of the Varese Prealps and can be purchased exclusively at the hotel and its online shop.

Guy Bourdin

‘Guy Bourdin: Storyteller’ at the Armani/Silos presents one hundred photographs, including both iconic shots and lesser-known images by the famed French fashion photographer. Known for his use of saturated colours, Bourdin has shot for the most iconic magazines such as Vogue and Harpers Bazaar as well as for mythical fashion houses such Chanel and Charles Jourdan. His use of colour is explored in entire rooms of reds, greens and pinks, as is his take on the deconstructed form, especially when playing with mannequins, and his unmistakable composition. Twenty-one black and white photographs also show how immediate Bourdin’s expressive ability is, even with the simplest of contrasts.

‘Guy Bourdin: Storyteller’

Until August 31, 2023 Armani/Silos

Via Bergognone, 40, 20144 Milan

Morris, Wandle, 1884 © London, William Morris Gallery. Thao Nguyen Phan, Tropical Siesta, 2017 (video still) © Courtesy the artist.

Collection. New Music Shorts, 1981 © Courtesy of Dara Birnbaum , Electonic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York. Charles Jourdan, 197

Leandro Erlich

For the first time in Europe, Palazzo Reale hosts a large-scale solo exhibition of one of the most prominent figures on the international art scene: Leandro Erlich. The Argentine artist, born in Buenos Aires in 1973, creates large installations, with which the public interacts. His unique works include disorienting and surreal sculptures and videos.

‘Leandro Erlich’

Until October 4, 2023

Palazzo Reale, Piazza del Duomo, 12, 20122 Milan

Artist Thao Nguyen Phan’s dreamlike visual language intertwines historical events and fairytales to spark reflections on environmental and social changes caused by the human exploitation of natural resources, as well as the destruction and colonisation of landscapes.

‘Thao Nguyen Phan’ - Pirelli HangarBicocca

Until February 2024 Chiese Street, 2, 20126 Milan

FuturLiberty

The Museo del Novecento and Palazzo Morando | Costume Moda Immagine in Milan in collaboration with Liberty and the Electa publishing house present ‘FuturLiberty’, an exhibition that illustrates the influences and creativity of artists such as William Morris, Bernard Nevill and Federico Forquet.

‘FuturLiberty’

Until September 23, 2023

Museo del Novecento / Palazzo Morando

Piazza del Duomo, 8, 20123 Milan / Via Sant’Andrea, 6, 20121 Milan

Art & Architecture

‘Architetture a Regola d’Arte’ at Fondazione MAXXI presents over 400 works including models, documents, drawings, installations and photographs by some of the great protagonists of 20th century architecture—BBPR, Costantino Dardi, Vincenzo Monaco and Amedeo Luccichenti, Luigi Moretti—whose professional archives are kept in the MAXXI Architecture Collection. These architects are united by the profound relationship that architecture and art have in their work. The exhibition is divided into a sequence of four rooms, each dedicated to an architectural studio.

Architetture a Regola d’Arte

Until 12 October 2023

Fondazione MAXXI, Via Guido Reni, 4a, 00196 Rome