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Triennale Milano announces autumn/winter 2019-2020 program with Fondation Cartier partnership

institutional · 2026-05-04

Triennale Milano, under the leadership of President Stefano Boeri, has unveiled its cultural agenda for autumn-winter 2019-2020 after the success of 'Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival' (281,421 attendees) and the inauguration of the Museo del Design Italiano. Noteworthy events include an eight-year collaboration with Fondation Cartier commencing in April 2020, showcasing exhibitions curated by Guillermo Kuitca and 'Claudia Andujar. La lotta Yanomami' set for autumn 2020. Artistic director Luca Cipelletti plans to transform Palazzo dell'Arte. Additionally, a skatepark designed by Koo Jeong A will debut in November 2019 as part of 'PLAY!' curated by Julia Peyton-Jones and Emma Enderby. Future exhibitions feature 'The State of the Art of Architecture' (January 2020), Bjarke Ingels (April 2020), and Vico Magistretti's centenary (April-June 2020).

Key facts

  • Broken Nature exhibition attracted 281,421 visitors
  • Museo del Design Italiano opened in April 2019
  • Eight-year partnership with Fondation Cartier starts April 2020
  • First Fondation Cartier show curated by Guillermo Kuitca
  • Claudia Andujar retrospective in autumn 2020
  • Palazzo dell'Arte renovation led by Luca Cipelletti
  • Skatepark by Koo Jeong A for PLAY! exhibition from November 2019
  • Vico Magistretti centenary exhibition during Salone del Mobile 2020

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  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Paris
  • France
  • Palazzo dell'Arte
  • Cubo
  • Galleria dell'Architettura
  • Curva

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