Group Exhibition 'Aria Notturna' Explores Urban Nightscapes and Surveillance at Galleria Zero
The collective exhibition 'Aria Notturna' is currently on view at Galleria Zero in Milan, running from February 13 to March 28, 2026. Curated in collaboration with Neue Alte Brücke and Matt Williams, the show examines how environments respond to changes brought by darkness, lighting systems, and surveillance technologies. Featuring works by artists including Racheal Crowther, Anna Howard, Lino Angermann, Arash Nassiri, Paul Ramírez Jonas, Rechonski, and Mariia Andreeva, the exhibition investigates the immaterial networks of signals and information that characterize urban geography. The presentation draws connections between historical concepts like miasma theory and contemporary issues of data transmission, creating a dialogue about technology, memory, and the perception of space during nocturnal hours.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Aria Notturna' runs from February 13 to March 28, 2026
- Show features 15+ artists including Racheal Crowther, Anna Howard, and Paul Ramírez Jonas
- Exhibition explores urban nightscapes, surveillance, and environmental responses to darkness
Entities
Artists
- Mariia Andreeva
- Lino Angermann
- Racheal Crowther
- The Fall
- Giuseppe Gabellone
- Solomon Garçon
- Francesco Gennari
- Amelia Gill
- Anna Howard
- Arash Nassiri
- Paul Ramirez Jonas
- Rechonski
- Xavier Robles de Medina
- MOBBS
Institutions
- Galleria Zero
- Neue Alte Brücke
Locations
- Milano, Italy