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MUSA Málaga Opens Milan Space at Brama House Bistrot with Carmìne Antonucci Exhibition

exhibition · 2026-09-13

MUSA Málaga is expanding to Milan with a permanent exhibition space inside Brama House Bistrot at Via Borromei 13, where a rotating monthly exhibition programme will combine art viewing, encounters with artists and dining. The official opening is scheduled for Wednesday 16 September 2026 at 19:00, with an inaugural Gran Galà centred on the painter Carmìne Antonucci. Her exhibition remains on view until 7 November 2026, during the venue's opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 22:00. MUSA Málaga was founded as a platform for cultural connection between Italy and Spain, with the stated aim of building relationships among artists, institutions, collectors and sector professionals at an international scale. The decision to establish a base in Milan — and to do so inside a bistrot — is presented not as a marketing gimmick but as the expression of an underlying idea. The Milanese project is conceived as a permanent exhibition space hosting one show per month, a format that mixes artistic fruition, meetings with authors and conviviality at the table.

Fatti principali

  • MUSA Málaga opens a permanent Milan exhibition space at Brama House Bistrot, Via Borromei 13.
  • The official opening is Wednesday 16 September 2026 at 19:00, with a Gran Galà.
  • Painter Carmìne Antonucci is the protagonist of the inaugural exhibition.
  • The exhibition runs until 7 November 2026.
  • Opening hours are Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 22:00.
  • The format includes one exhibition per month combining art, artist encounters and dining.
  • MUSA Málaga is a cultural connection platform between Italy and Spain.
  • Its stated goal is to build international relations among artists, institutions, collectors and professionals.

Entità

Artisti

  • Carmìne Antonucci

Istituzioni

  • MUSA Málaga
  • Brama House Bistrot

Luoghi

  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Málaga
  • Spain
  • Via Borromei 13

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