Nan Goldin’s “The Ballad of Sexual Dependency” (1981) arrived in Triennale. Nan Goldin, class of ’53, is a Massachusetts-born artist, she left her family after her sister’s suicide, an even...

The IED arrives at its 50th birthday and celebrates it with the international exhibit “The moon is a light bulb. 50 years of IED”. Fifty great years, full of success...

Hyperrealism, interactivity, surrealism, social experimentation. All of this is Mark Jenkins. Class of 1970, this prominent contemporary artist loves to put to a test our ideas about reality and...

Art and gastronomy, as you know, have always gone hand in hand. Appealing to taste and appealing to sight, in the end, are just different ways of appealing to...

Mexican director, producer and screenwriter Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu, winner of four Academy Awards, is now presenting a virtual-reality installation – “Carne y Arena – Virtually Present, Physically Invisible” – that will...

From July 26, 2017 to January 7, 2018, Milan’s MUDEC museum will host one of the most engaging exhibitions dedicated to Gustav Klimt, the famous Viennese artist behind, among...

Until July 2, Milan will be hosting the Knights Templar. Don’t worry, there’s no historical re-enactment here, and we haven’t yet returned to the days of the Crusades. Legend...

Flawless Milano is proud to be a media partner for the Wunderkammern Gallery’s latest exhibition, ‘My good old habits’ by Italian artists Joys and Peeta. This exhibit concerns vices...

The PAC – the Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea presents the first retrospective of Santiago Sierra, ‘Mea Culpa‘ curated by Diego Sileo and Lutz Henke and on display until 4 June...

Kicking off today at the Armani/Silos are two separate exhibits from world-renowned American photographer, Larry Fink. Having exhibited in New York’s Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum...

“Words are Wind” is the punchy title given Raul Cordero‘s exhibition that will open this March 29 at FL Gallery in viale Sabotino 22. The name was carefully chosen...

You’ve seen those long queues in the city the first weekend of Spring? Well, they’re not for fashion sales or for Masterchef auditions. Each spring, to mark the season...