Amy Sherald’s storytelling creates a clear perspective on American life. Her work revolves around the study of the person, going beyond the simple creation of portraits.

Typologien at Fondazione Prada explores how German photographers used repetition, order, and quiet observation to make sense of the 20th century. 

The new Armani/Casa collection celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary. The space designed for the occasion hosts a special installation that highlights the deep connection with the city of Milan.

David Hockney: Do remember they can’t cancel the Spring opens at Fondation Louis Vuitton this spring.

Louis Vuitton chooses the neoclassical style of Palazzo Serbelloni for the new Home Collections. A setting that enhances the art de vivre, where mastery, design, and innovation engage in a dialogue.

Hermès embarks on a research around the idea of the object, an element created by attentive hands that transforms into a true emotion, carrying with it feelings and sensations.

Loro Piana and Dimoremilano collaborate together for the first time, resulting in an immersive installation that explores the boundary between reality and cinematic fiction through the intimate spaces of a lived-in home.

Louis Vuitton reopens the doors of Palazzo Taverna, the historic headquarters of the brand, with a completely renovated space where the architectural transformation pays tribute to the city of Milan.

On the occasion of Milan Design Week, Saint Laurent and Anthony Vaccarello present an exclusive collaboration with Charlotte Perriand, paying tribute to one of the most significant figures in 20th-century architecture and design.