Milan Art Week 2026: a selection of must-see exhibitions and events, featuring major artists and last-call appointments across the city.

The exhibition Dash by Cao Fei at Fondazione Prada explores smart agriculture through technology, archives, and cultural transformations.

In Milan, the exhibition The New American West shows how photography has built and transformed the myth of the American West.

At Fondazione Officine Saffi, Giovanna Silva’s exhibition explores Milan through photography and ceramics, offering a contemporary perspective on the city’s architecture and urban landscape.

At MUDEC - Museum of Cultures, a major exhibition traces 200 years of photography through 100 iconic images, exploring collective memory, identity, and new contemporary imaginaries.

In Milan, Joyce Tang’s exhibition transforms the Chinese New Year into a visual journey through imagination, identity, and parallel worlds.

An exhibition with a single work that cannot be seen: Merlin Carpenter brings to Milan a painting sealed until 2081, making absence the true content.

At Fondazione Luigi Rovati in Milan, the exhibition “The Olympic Games™: A 3,000-Year History” brings a very rare work to the city: the Tomb of the Olympic games, an extraordinary Etruscan testimony of athletic competitions and sporting rituals.

Digital art and science meet in Vanishing Trees: on the LED wall of Palazzo Citterio, Debora Hirsch reinterprets endangered tree species in a project that bridges technology, memory, and biodiversity preservation.

An immersive, free, and participatory installation transforms the MUDEC Agora into a space for collective meditation on memory, absence, and human connections.