The exhibition retraces all the phases of Guido Harari's eclectic career: from his debut in the musical field as a photographer and journalist, to the numerous album covers for artists such as Fabrizio De André, Bob Dylan, Vasco Rossi, Kate Bush, Paolo Conte, Lou Reed, Frank Zappa, until the affirmation of a work that over time has bounced from one genre to another, publishing, advertising, fashion, reportage, always favoring the portrait as an intimate story of encounters with the major personalities of his time.

The exhibition itinerary starts from the Seventies, when Harari, still a teenager, began to combine his two great passions: music and photography.

Unpublished images and sequences, together with period backstage footage, video interviews, the Sky Arte documentary dedicated to him, and the audio guide with the narration of Harari himself lead the visitor into the heart of his creative process.

The exhibition also offers a section dedicated to the parallel passion for the curation of books understood as a form of "photography without a camera", as well as opportunities for old and new encounters (thus the illustrated biographies dedicated to Fabrizio De André, Fernanda Pivano, Mia Martini, Giorgio Gaber, and Pier Paolo Pasolini) and another dedicated to unpublished "research" images that Harari has been creating for a few years as his form of meditation in progress.

Fabbrica del Vapore
via Procaccini 4
20154 Milan

Contact: www.fabbricadelvapore.org/

The exhibition features a body of works by German photographer Juergen Teller, a seminal figure in international photography, active since the first half of the 1990s. In his practice, Teller has embraced a wide range of genres from landscape to still-life, portrait, self-portrait, and fashion, also incorporating texts in his photographic narratives. The show features around 400 shots, complemented by a selection of images, videos, and installations from the photographer’s archive. This is the largest retrospective ever devoted to Teller’s work and is also being presented at the Grand Palais Éphémère in Paris from December 2023 to January 2024.

Curated by: Thomas Weski In collaboration with: Juergen Teller and Dovile Drizyte Exhibition design: 6a architects, London

Photo: Self-portrait with pink shorts and balloons, Paris, 2017, © Juergen Teller

Triennale Milano
viale Emilio Alemagna 6
20121 Milan
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Curated by Aïda Muluneh and Chiara Bardelli Nonino, promoted and organized by the Daniele Tamagni Foundation in collaboration with the Municipality of Milan, it is the first major retrospective of the Milanese photographer, who died prematurely in 2017 at the age of 42.

An internationally renowned photographer, his innovative gaze has amalgamated photojournalism, street photography, and fashion in a style that has become his characteristic feature, documenting the styles and trends of street fashion as evidence of political, sometimes subversive, value.

The exhibition presents a wide selection of reportages created over seven years of the artist's production.

Palazzo Morando | Costume Fashion Image
via Sant'Andrea 6
20121 Milan

Contact: c.palazzomorando@comune.milano.it

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Edited by Martin Parr, in collaboration with Magnum Photos

The Milan Museo delle Culture continues its successful collaboration with Magnum Photos hosting the “Martin Parr. Short & Sweet” exhibition, produced by 24 Ore Cultura, 24 Ore Group, promoted by the Municipality of Milan, Culture Department and with the Deloitte Foundation as Institutional Partner, dedicated to one of the most established and recognized British documentary photographers of our time.

Starting with his early works in black and white, the exhibition is focused on themes that are dear to Parr, from ‘sea life’ to tourism, displaying over 60 photographs that Martin Parr has personally selected for this project and presented together with over 200 images from the Common Sense series, that made him a household name, selected from the 350 displayed in the 1999 exhibition of the same name, which takes a close look at mass consumption and waste culture, particularly in the West and Europe.

Photo: Martin Parr. Common Sense, 1995-1999 © Martin Parr/Magnum Photos

Mudec – Museo delle Culture
via Tortona 56
20144 Milan
P : +39 02 54 917

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via Meravigli 2A
20123 Milan

By Invitation

Fondazione Ambrosianeum
via delle Ore 3
20122 Milan

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The exhibition recalls, through a refined selection of original clothes, the unrepeatable period which, since the 1950s, revolutionized the style of Italian fashion, creating the culture of Made in Italy.

“Fifties in Fashion” is curated by Stefano Dominella, Honorary President of the Maison Gattinoni Couture, and is in collaboration with the Afro Fashion Association.

Accademia del Lusso
via Montenapoleone 5
20121 Milan

Contact: afrofashion.org/

corso Venezia 11
20121 Milan

Organized by the National Anti-Racial Discrimination Office of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, and African Fashion Gate.

Sala Parlamentino, Palazzo Giureconsulti
piazza Mercanti 2
Milan

Press Office: Karla Otto
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Maison Yoshiki presents its Fall/Winter 2024/25 women's collection.

Runway show at 20:30.
Cocktail party will follow.

By invitation only

Bocconi
via Roberto Sarfatti 25
20136 Milan

Lvmh, Loro Piana, Confartigianato Imprese along with Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana launch the 2nd edition of the prize for the most talented craftsmen in Italy.

By invitation only.

Palazzo Clerici
via Clerici 5
20121 Milan

Vitale Barberis Canonico on its Heritage & New Talents project presents "Reinventing the shirt-jacket", a capsule collection with T_Coat.

Private cocktail.

By invitation only

via Solferino 23
20121 Milan

Curated by Alessandro Rabottini is the first exhibition in Italy to showcase one of the most distinctive voices in international photography, the American artist Roe Ethridge (Miami, 1969). Known for his provocative, unconventional, and highly lyrical style, Ethridge explores the potential of the photographic image, in a way that transcends the division between artistic research and commercial photography, triggering in the process a profound dialogue between art and fashion, personal memories, and the history of photography.

Happy Birthday Louise Parker pairs iconic creations from the past 15 years with previously unreleased works, training the spotlight on the numerous intertwined themes and sensibilities in Ethridge’s artistic practice. While he explores a diverse array of subjects, exuberant still lifes, painstakingly staged fashion shots, melancholic landscapes, and intimate portraits, Ethridge tackles each image with the same extreme formal rigor, deploying an approach that adds stylistic and conceptual tension to his lived experience and the imagery of fashion.

Free admission

10 Corso Como, Gallery
corso Como 10
20154 Milan

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10 Corso Como opens the Gallery and Project Room, with spaces entirely redesigned by the interdisciplinary agency 2050+, according to the vision of Tiziana Fausti.

The cultural area of the new 10 Corso Como focuses on the idea of a “selective archaeology” that, by removing materials and elements accumulated over time, brings the spaces to their original industrial character of the early 20th century. A series of self-supporting movable walls and large pantograph tables allow different solutions and volumes, and grandstands host talks and meetings, keeping up the idea of a hybrid Wunderkammer, but with a recognizable design and materiality. Through a series of strategic micro-interventions, or micro-architectures, 10 Corso Como rethinks its flows. The architectural renovations cover the entire building and will be finalized in the coming months.

The Gallery, which in its new look enhances the original ring structure with a double entrance, is hosting the exhibition of American artist Roe Ethridge, “Happy Birthday Louise Parker” designed especially for 10 Corso Como and curated by Alessandro Rabottini, with more than thirty iconic pictures and large-format works exhibited for the first time in Italy.

The Project Room is an innovative and hybrid space, able to transform according to the projects it hosts, where current themes such as sustainability, activism, and human relations will be developed through archival research and technological and digital innovation.

10 Corso Como
corso Como 10
Milan

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Afro Fashion Association presents 'From Trash to Flash', a project from the collaboration with Accademia del Lusso X Laba Douala.

By invitation only.

via Giulio Cesare Procaccini 4
20154 Milan

Ara Lumière with Galib Gassanoff presents a collection in collaboration with the Hothur Foundation. 10 pieces by Galib Gassanoff, painted by children and handcrafted by women victims of acid attacks will be auctioned.

By invitation only.

The exhibition is open to the public from February 22 to 27.

Galleria Gaburro
via Cerva 25
20122 Milan

via Padova 272
20132 Milan

Maryling showcases its Fall/Winter 2024/25 womenswear collection with a runway.

By invitation only

via Gattamelata - Gate 14
20149 Milan

Fondazione Sozzani presents Michaela Stark's collection with a performance.

By invitation only

Fondazione Sozzani
via Tazzoli 3
20154 Milan

Contact: fondazionesozzani.org/

Palm Angels presents Son of a Beat: 3 clubbing nights featuring a curated line-up of international DJs on Feb. 22, 23 and 24.

By invitation only

via C.G.Merlo 3
20122 Milan

A retrospective, a tribute to five women's magazines with exclusive illustrations by Jacopo Ascari that have chronicled women's fashion for a decade.

Chiostri di San Barnaba
via San Barnaba 48
20122 Milan

Press Office: Maximilian Linz
press@maximilianlinz.com

Camera Showroom Milano, Confartigianato Moda & Ice present Csm Meet Sustainability. Selected collections will be presented to foreign and Italian buyers and the press by a short-film directed by Ylenia Busolli.

By invitation only.

Sestante Showroom - Wud
Boiocchi Showroom - Oh My Chic
Continuo Showroom - Campomaggi
Elisa Gaito Showroom - Zona20
S5 Showroom - Paola Tienforti
Daniele Ghiselli Showroom - Il Bisonte
Fattore K Showroom - Merz B. Schwanen
Studio Tato Sossai - Mirror In The Sky
Spazio Liberty - Cape' Concept
Studio Zeta - Sartoria 74
Casile & Casile - Xento Beauty
Dmvb Showroom - Magnafied
Panorama Moda - Malo
Spazio 38 - Borbala
Zappieri - D. Exterior

Chiostri di San Barnaba
via San Barnaba 48
20122 Milan

Press Office: Maximilian Linz
csm@maximilianlinz.com

Pairi Daeza is the project of two Iranian sisters that reclaim a suppressed identity and an endangered heritage through Iranian art and craftsmanship, supporting the local communities of artisan women.

Palazzo Giureconsulti
piazza dei Mercanti 2
Milan

Press Office: Maximilian Linz
press@maximilianlinz.com

The exhibition, created in collaboration with Estate Brassaï and curated by Philippe Ribeyrolles, scholar and nephew of the great photographer, will present an in-depth and original approach to Brassaï’s oeuvre through over 200 vintage prints, with particular attention to the extremely famous images dedicated to the French capital and its life.

Hungarian by birth, but Parisian by adoption, Brassaï was one of the protagonists of world photography, defined by his friend Henry Miller as “the living eye” of photography. Starting from 1924, he participated in the great cultural ferment that hit Paris in those years, experiencing a tight link to the surrealist movement and a close relationship with artists such as Picasso, Dalí, and Matisse.

His photographs dedicated to life in the capital, from the working-class neighborhoods to the great symbolic monuments, from fashion to portraits of his artist friends, to graffiti and nightlife, are today iconic images that immediately identify the portray of Paris in the collective imagination.

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan
P : +39 02 88 44 51 81

Contact: c.mostre@comune.milano.it
www.palazzorealemilano.it/

Philipp Plein follows its Men's and Women's runway collection with an afterparty. Special performance.

By invitation only

Allianz Cloud
piazza Carlo Stuparich 1
20148 Milan

Fashion show by Nexy.Co, Kavon, Chlosio.

By invitation only

Palazzo Reale, Sala Cariatidi
piazza Duomo 12
20122 Milan

Francesco Murano with the support of Camera Moda Fashion Trust and Lineapelle presents 'The Agorà - a relation between body and space'.

From 10.30 to 11:00 educational talk.
From 11:00 to 14:00 collection presentation.

By invitation only

Palazzo Giureconsulti
piazza dei Mercanti 2
20122 Milan

By Invitation

Istituto dei Ciechi
via Vivaio 7
20122 Milan

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via Ponte Vetero 18
20121 Milan

Juergen Teller presents his latest book 'i need to live' with a book signing. Exhibition and release of 4 new artists' books.

Open to the public.

Triennale Milano
viale Alemagna 6
20121 Milan

FW 2024 Collection

Palazzo Giureconsulti
Piazza dei Mercanti 2
Milan

Press Office: Maximilian Linz
press@maximilianlinz.com

Meet the nominees.

Location see on invitation.
By invitation only

Milan