In recent days, Milan has unveiled two major cultural events: MILANO MUSEOCITY 2026, dedicated to promoting the city’s museum heritage, and MIART 2026, the international fair of modern and contemporary art.
Milan, known worldwide for fashion and design and regarded as the engine of Italy’s economy, is increasingly confirming itself as a vital hub for art, capable of attracting audiences and international attention.
MILANO MUSEOCITY 2026
10th edition

The event will exceptionally span five weeks, from 6 February to 15 March 2026, coinciding with the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The core of the initiative remains the Milano MuseoCity format, scheduled from 27 February to 5 March 2026, which this year involves 124 institutions, including art, history and design museums, scientific museums, house museums, corporate museums, foundations and artist archives.
Many new features and participants.
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| Paul Klee, Regina nella tempesta, 1938 Fondazione Pasquinelli | Milano |
MIART 2026
New Directions: miart, but different
Miart celebrates its 30th edition in the new South Wing of Allianz MiCo (City Life), welcoming 160 galleries from 24 countries and further consolidating its role within the European art fair landscape.

Nicola Ricciardi
Directed by Nicola Ricciardi (Ph Niccolò Campita Say Who)
The fair’s vitality is confirmed by the return of major players and by the arrival of significant new international galleries, all contributing to the strengthening of miart’s curatorial profile and its appeal to collectors.
Unprecedented projects, original collaborations and a renewed exhibition layout will interpret a theme inspired by jazz music, embracing its core principles of improvisation, dialogue and interaction.
GALLERIES AND SECTIONS
LEVEL 0 Established
111 galleries exhibiting modern and contemporary art in 109 projects
LEVEL 2 Established Anthology
20 galleries that explore the complexity, trajectories and transformations of time
LEVEL 1 Emergent
29 emerging galleries with 26 projects promoting the latest generation of artists. Curated by Attilia Fattori Franchini
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MIART 2025 | Ph. Nicola Gnesi studio

