Milan's Art Scene: 13 Must-See Exhibitions During miart 2024

During miart 2024 (April 12–14 at Allianz MiCo, 28th edition, curated by Nicola Ricciardi), Milan hosts over a dozen major exhibitions. Fondazione Prada presents a retrospective of Pino Pascali (curated by Mark Godfrey, covering 1965–1968, including his Biennale di Venezia appearance). MUDEC explores Picasso's cubist origins via his sketchbook for Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907), alongside tribal artifacts. Palazzo Reale showcases Giuseppe De Nittis, the only Italian in the first Impressionist exhibition (1874), with loans from Pinacoteca di Barletta. HangarBicocca features Chiara Camoni's terracotta garden and Nari Ward's social installations from recycled materials. Fondazione Prada's Osservatorio hosts Miranda July's multimedia retrospective (film, performance, installation). Fondazione Rovati displays Etruscan treasures from Vulci, including rare silver hands. Museo Poldi Pezzoli reunites Piero della Francesca's Polittico di Sant'Agostino (1454–1469) for the first and possibly last time. MUDEC also shows Martin Parr's satirical photography. Palazzo Reale presents Renoir and Cézanne for Impressionism's 150th anniversary. PAC exhibits Adrian Piper's anti-racist works (Leone d'Oro 2015). Triennale installs Dan Graham's pavilions in its garden. Dolce & Gabbana debuts 'Dal cuore alle mani' at Palazzo Reale, with live artisan demonstrations.