WHERE YOU SHOULD GO - YOUR DAILY GUIDE
The finest selection of events curated by COEVAL
Join us on Thursday, May 14 at Artopia, Via Lazzaro Papi 2, Milan (Porta Romana), from 6–9pm for the opening of two solo shows
Terraforma Radical School, an educational and research programme exploring sound ecology and collective practices through an interdisciplinary approach.
Kadmonia, Inner_Spaces and Slam Jam, together with Fondazione Culturale San Fedele, present a special evening with Oneohtrix Point Never and Freeka Tet at Auditorium San Fedele.
Helene Glüxam joins Fennesz, O’Rourke, and Ishibashi at Auditorium San Fedele this Monday. Low bass meets collective electronic currents. Secure your entry for an evening of singular sonic depth.
We are pleased to present When the Feed Ends, a group exhibition bringing together the practices of Anastasia Calinovici, Marta Mattioli and Radu Pandele, Bucharest-based artists who also collaborate in running Atelier 35 Gallery.
Cane Studio presents:
Site specific performance by Elena Francalanci with Andrea Bambini
After years of closure, the venue has reopened, with Gatto Verde opening a new chapter in its timeline.
How does spatial design shape the way we experience music, fashion and art?
CONFORMA Magazine (Spinoff of COEVAL) Comes to life with the launch of the print Issue 1 at Deoron Via Padova 11, Milano during Milan Design Week. April 22, 19:30–21:30
ASICS arrives at Milan Design Week with a five-room installation built around one question: what does it feel like to move? The GEL-KINETIC 2.0 is the answer.
Miu Miu presents Literary Club, 2026 – “Politics of Desire”, a three-day event from April 22nd - 24th at Circolo Filologico in Milan.
Now in its fourth iteration, this year’s event explores a discourse on sexuality, desire and consent, through the work of two highly revered and distinct authors, Annie Ernaux and Ama Ata Aidoo.
Alessi - C.P. Company
Two Italian industrial design legacies come together in a new collaboration, unveiled through a factory-inspired installation and exclusive collection.
At the Chiostri di San Simpliciano, Demna turns 105 years of Gucci into something you move through rather than look at. Gucci Memoria is one of Milan Design Week's most anticipated interventions, and possibly its most uncomfortable.
Milan Design Week is coming.
Join us at Salone del Mobile, Hall 24 Stand C14 D19 to discover Acerbis new proposals, between heritage and innovation.
ALBUM and Apartamento are throwing a party at Bene Bene.
Music by Côvco & STILL.
Monday, April 20. 9pm until late.
Stone Island at Milan Design Week 2026. NO SEASONS returns, a collaboration with NM3 that pulls Massimo Osti's 1989 vision forward into new outerwear archetypes built on history.
A collaborative exploration of unknown terrains uncovering new paths of color, material qnd surface. Where advanced printing technologies shape new terrains underfoot
JIL SANDER and Apartamento present REFERENCE LIBRARY.
From Monday, April 20 to Friday, April 24 at JIL SANDER Foro Showroom in Milan.
DEORON returns to Milan Design Week 2026 with 50+ designers across 800 sqm in a former factory in Loreto. Objects, sound, and architecture. April 20–26.
For the first time for Design Week, the historic Italian “dream factory” owned by the Sormani family for 5 generations and active since 1864, showcases pieces created for major international productions, offering a glimpse into the artistry behind some of the most iconic visual worlds.
Stone Island, Karimoku, Harry Nuriev, NM3, NEIT, and more. Capsule Plaza is back at Milan Design Week with its most complete edition yet, and a new home directly opposite Spazio Maiocchi.
NM3 imagines a home built from four abstract rooms, stainless steel furniture, and the quiet logic of everyday life. Via Farini 93, April 20 to 26.
Images no longer show the world, they construct it. Prada Frames In Sight interrogates that power: cultural, political, material, and deeply consequential.
OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER
Milan Design Week 2026
19 — 26 April 2026
Piscina Guido Romano
Via Ampère, 24 — Milan
Italy fails to qualify for the World Cup.
The Biennale hits a historic low of Italian artists.
What’s going on?
No agenda, no script, no plan. NEIT's Sin Plan takes over Via Maiocchi 3 during Salone del Mobile: espresso, whiskey, tacos, and the rare luxury of unstructured time.
Istituto Svizzero and Mousse invite you to “After After Party,” an evening of video screenings and live arts.
Once again, Baronato Quattro Bellezze moves beyond its home ground, bringing its restless, immersive sound to Milano during MiArt weekend.
