10 Must-see Exhibitions in Milan This November
From Michelangelo to Bosch: we rounded up the best exhibitions you shouldn’t miss this month.
Museums
A Quick Guide to Turin’s Contemporary Art Week
Turin lights up with new exhibitions at major cultural venues as the contemporary art fair Artissima kicks off.
Raphael. The Predella of the Pala Oddi
The Museo Diocesano Carlo Maria Martini presents the Predella of the Pala Oddi from the collections of the Vatican Museums, an early masterpiece by Raphael.
Museo Del Novecento Inaugurates World’s Largest Collection of Masterpieces of Futurism
Thanks to the long-term loan of the Mattioli Collection, the Milan museum devoted to 20th-century art now features an unprecedented collection of works of Futurist art.
La Seduzione del Bello. Capolavori segreti tra ‘600 e ‘700
Museo Bagatti Valsecchi presents fifty works from the 17th and the 18th century previously kept in the Milanese Gastaldi Rotelli collection which are now visible in the stunning spaces of the museum.
Osvaldo Licini’s Rebel Angels and Hidden Paintings
The Brera painting “Rebel Angel with White Moon” by Osvaldo Licini is compared with a painting of similar subject, “Rebel Angel on a Dark Red Background.”
Michelangelo’s Pietas
Michelangelo’s three casts Pietas are exceptionally reunited in a spectacular and exciting display at Palazzo Reale.
Beneath the Surface: Osvaldo Licini at Pinacoteca di Brera
Two paintings by the 20th-century artist now on display at the Pinacoteca di Brera have one thing in common: they conceal secret and little-known aspects of his work.
A Rare Opportunity to See Michelangelo’s Pietas Reunited, Thanks to Casts
In Milan, copies of the three iconic sculptures allow a unique reading of Michelangelo’s life-long fascination with the subject of pieta.
March on Rome, 100 Years Later
Two new exhibitions look back at the tragic events that led to the rise of fascism, starting from the city where it all began: Milan.
