Milan Design Weeks
April 2024

The works developed specifically for this exhibition include a series of furniture and light objects that explore themes of personal identity and collective memory. The works critically address the canons of Modernism, highlighting its gendered nature and rootedness in a conservative conception of masculinity.

Fondazione ICA Milano
via Orobia 26
20139 Milan

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For the first time in the history of Belgium is Design, the international design platform organized by Flanders Dc, Wbdm, and Mad Brussels, over 30 designers and design studios are brought together for a joint exhibition during the Milan Design Week. Titled Bold Dualities, the exhibition, curated by Baroness O., showcases local talent in a scenography by Karel Burssens. As the title suggests, it has become a bold, daring, and especially unconventional selection. The venue chosen is Baranzate Ateliers, an initiative by designer Lionel Jadot, which this year will have a new impressive location in Via Gaudenzio Fantoli 16. Among more established names, Bold Dualities also focuses on a prolific new generation, thus leaving aside for this edition, the SaloneSatellite.

Baranzate Ateliers
via Gaudenzio Fantoli 16
20138 Milan

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Baranzate Ateliers returns to Milan Design Week for its second edition in an all-new venue. Under the curatorship of Zavantem Ateliers, a creative hub dedicated to art and design founded by Belgian designer and architect Lionel Jadot in 2019, the collective exhibition will occupy a monumental 7,300 square metre 1950s industrial building near Linate. The curatorial programme of Baranzate Ateliers will present a panorama of work by 14 new designers from Zaventem Ateliers. Working in full synergy and guided by a deep commitment to social and environmental values, the designers have produced unique and innovative designs that harmoniously blend creativity and sustainability. This year’s program features collectible designs by figures from Zaventem Ateliers, including Lionel Jadot, Arno Declerq, Maison Jonckers, Krjst Studio, Thomas Serruys, and Adeline Halot. In addition to the presence of guests designers and studios such as Studio Khachatryan showcasing three new series made of stone and wood blocks. The event will also welcome several collectives, including Belgium is Design, Atelier Ecru Gallery from Ghent, and Thema from Paris.

via Gaudenzio Fantoli 16/3
20138 Milan

More info:: www.baranzateateliers.com/

Fondazione Prada presents an extensive retrospective dedicated to Italian artist Pino Pascali. The project aims to examine the innovative scope of Pascali’s work, particularly his sculpture, which, over the last five decades, has had a substantial impact on several generations of artists and critics and continues to attract the growing attention of an international audience.

The exhibition, curated by Mark Godfrey, is divided into four sections, each presenting a unique perspective on Pascali’s work, and unfolds through three buildings of the Milan venue: the Podium, the Nord, and the Sud galleries. The set design, conceived by 2×4, includes forty-nine works by Pino Pascali from Italian and international museums and distinguished private collections; nine artworks by prominent post-war artists; selected photographs and a video portraying Pascali with his works.

Fondazione Prada
largo Isarco 2
20139 Milan

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Azimut presents Mooring by the Moon, an immersive installation created by Michele de Lucchi + ADML inspired by the Seadeck Series. An emotional journey through beauty and sustainable innovation, back to nature. A boat moored in the heart of the city, illuminated by a large moon. The Azimut Seadeck 6, with its interiors designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez is also on display at Bagni Misteriosi.

Bagni Misteriosi
via Carlo Botta 18
20135 Milan

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