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ArtLine Milano Public Art Project Completes with Jeremy Deller's Octospider During 2026 Art Week

exhibition · 2026-04-16

After a decade, the ArtLine Milano public art initiative has wrapped up, turning CityLife park into a lasting outdoor contemporary art museum. The last installation, British artist Jeremy Deller's interactive sculpture Octospider, was revealed during Milan's 2026 Art Week. This project, organized by the Comune di Milano, showcases nineteen site-specific artworks throughout the 173,000-square-meter park, which opened in 2014 and features contributions from artists such as Pascale Marthine Tayou and Kiki Smith. The park harmonizes Zaha Hadid's architecture with Gustafson Porter's landscaping. Curated by Roberto Pinto and others, the initiative supports urban renewal around Piazza Tre Torri. Deller's Octospider is designed for 70 children to engage in activities, with a catalog launch on April 15, 2026, and free tours on April 18.

Key facts

  • ArtLine Milano public art project completed after ten years
  • Nineteen permanent site-specific installations in CityLife park
  • Final work is Jeremy Deller's Octospider interactive sculpture
  • Project unveiled during Milan Art Week 2026
  • Park covers 173,000 square meters with free 24/7 access
  • Collection includes works by Pascale Marthine Tayou, Adrian Paci, Kiki Smith, Alfredo Jaar, and others
  • Curated by Roberto Pinto, Katia Anguelova, Mariacristina Ferraioli, and Cecilia Guida
  • Catalog 'ArtLine Milano: Open Air Collection' launched April 15, 2026

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  • Milano
  • Italy
  • CityLife park
  • Piazza Tre Torri
  • Londra

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