1. 10 Corso Como The new american west: Photography in conversation From March 11 to April 7, 2026, as part of MIA OFF, the Gallery of 10 Corso Como presents the exhibition The New American West: Photography in Conversation. Co-curated by Alessio de’ Navasques, Howard Greenberg and Carrie Scott, the exhibition foregrounds photography as both document and projection, proposing an examination of how the American West has been constructed, mythologised, and reimagined through photography across nearly a century.

Opening hours: every day from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM
Address: Corso Como 10, Milano (MI), 20154
Email: press@10corsocomo.com
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On March 20th, 2026 10 Corso Como, in collaboration with MIA Photo Fair BNP Paribas and as part of Circuito OFF cordially invite you to Book signing from 6:30 to 8 pm at 10 Corso Como
In celebration of THE NEW AMERICAN WEST: PHOTOGRAPHY IN CONVERSATION with Carrie Scott, Howard Greenberg, Maryam Eisler and Alexei Riboud.
RSVP: LINK

2. Senato Hotel Milano SENATO BLOW(N) UP Sponsored by Kruso Art Auction House, leader in the auction house sector with 11 active departments, SENATO BLOW(N) UP, now in its second edition and curated by Claudio Composti, is a project that uses the floor of the black courtyard of Senato Hotel Milano to present a single image, printed in an 8 × 8 meter format. This becomes the starting point for a debate on the value of photographic work in relation to its size, the time of the gaze, and the depth of the visual experience. In an era of overproduction and rapid consumption of images, the act of pausing on a single photograph becomes a conscious, almost counter-current gesture.

Address: Senato Hotel Milano, via Senato 22, 20121, Milano (MI)

3. Tecno Showroom Mostra di Teresa Giannico per Tecno Curated by Rischa Paterlini and in collaboration with Viasaterna in Milan, the Caselli di Porta Garibaldi, built in 1834 and restored by Tecno, are today a place for research and projects where Spazio Necessario takes shape. The project by artist Teresa Giannico (Bari, 1985) presents a series of works focused on the relationship between environment and individual. The occasion offers a starting point for reflection on how physical and mental contexts influence and model the activity of thought. Featuring works recently returned from the Quadriennale in Rome, the exhibition will take place from March 10 to 25, 2026.

Opening hours: From March 19 to 22 the exhibition will be open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Address: Caselli di Porta Garibaldi, P.zza XXV Aprile, 11, 20124, Milano (MI)

4. Alessia Paladini Gallery Icons & Ice. Fotografie di IRENE KUNG e RICCARDO SCIBETTA Conceived for the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, Icons & Ice is a photographic exhibition that intertwines two gazes and two times, putting the urban icon in dialogue with the sporting imagination, and the permanence of architecture with the fleeting nature of the event. On one hand, Irene Kung’s architectural photographs render Milan as an organism of forms and silences. Alongside this “absolute” Milan, the exhibition presents the visions of Riccardo Scibetta, where the sporting image is a memory mediated by the screen.

Opening hours: From Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM & from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Saturday from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Address: via Pietro Maroncelli 11, 20154, Milano (MI)
Email: ap@alessiapaladinigallery.it
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5. Camilla Prini Gallery MARISA VEERMAN, IL FILO DELLO SGUARDO Camilla Prini Gallery is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in Italy of the Australian artist Marisa Veerman. Thirteen unpublished photographs are on display, in which embroidery reveals itself as a precious element weaving the threads of the inner world of this extraordinary artist. Veerman sets a scene with models, costumes, and long exposure times, obtaining images of melancholic and ethereal beauty. A light layer of varnish completes the process, binding the elements in a visual result on the border between painting and photography.

Opening hours: from Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Address: via milazzo 6, 20121, Milano (MI)
Email: INFO@CAMILLAPRINI.COM
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6. BUILDING Terzo Piano Silvio Wolf. L’altrove BUILDING Terzo Piano presents “L’altrove,” a solo exhibition by Silvio Wolf (Milan, 1952) that brings together a selection of historical, recent, and unpublished photographic works, which explore the themes of the threshold of absence and “elsewhere.”

Opening hours: From Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The exhibition runs until March 21.
Address: Via Monte di Pietà 23, 20121, Milano
Email: info@building-gallery.com
Website: Link

7. Fabbrica del Vapore (Sala bianca) Stefano Zardini. A visionary at Altitude/ N vijionar sö alalt The project is a trilogy of collections by the Ampezzo photographer: THE PIONEERS’ PASSION stems from the archive of family vintage photos; SNOWLAND offers an unusual interpretation of the celebrated Dolomite peaks; TRACCE – Letting the eye slit the landscape is the author’s most intimate project where the absolute protagonist is the mountain and the snow defined as “an artist’s canvas ready to be used.”

Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Tuesday: closed.
Address: Via Giulio Cesare Procaccini 54, Milano (MI), 20154
Email: info@fotozardini.it
Website: Link

8. Galleria IPERCUBO James Hillman – Non confondere il mio dito per la luna First Milanese solo exhibition of the British artist James Hillman (London, 1992) where the new series of works titled “Figure-Ground” will be presented.

Opening hours: every day from 3:00 PM to 7:30 PM. Sunday by appointment via email.
Address: Via dei Bossi 2-a, Milano (MI), 20121
Email: info@ipercubo.eu
Website: Link

9. Galleria Viasaterna Elisabetta Catalano. Cinema, Moda e Performance Elisabetta Catalano. Cinema, Moda and Performance is a solo exhibition curated by Laura Cherubini and in collaboration with the Elisabetta Catalano Archive, available at Viasaterna.

Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Address: Via Giacomo Leopardi 32, 20123, Milano (MI)
Email: info@viasaterna.com
Website: Link

10. Gallerie d’Italia Milano Gianni Berengo Gardin. Lo studio di Giorgio Morandi a cura di Vincenzo Trione Berengo Gardin documents the intimate environment of Morandi’s Bolognese studio before it was dismantled (in 1993). A monastic cell, isolated from the outside world. A reserved space within which the prodigious combination of intention and gesture takes place.

La strada per Cortina. VII Giochi Olimpici Invernali 1956 a cura di Aldo Grasso A selection of photographs from the Publifoto Archive related to the first Winter Olympics hosted in Italy, “Cortina 1956.” The photos document the atmosphere surrounding the sporting events, offering a very particular interpretation of the early years of the economic boom.

Opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: open from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM. Thursday: open from 9:30 AM to 10:30 PM. Monday: closed. Last entry one hour before closing.
Address: Piazza della Scala 6, Milano (MI), 20121
Notes: Reduced ticket price of 8 euros for MIA Photo Fair ticket holders. Reduced ticket of 12 euros for MIA Photo Fair with exhibition ticket.
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11. Lab 1930. Fotografia contemporanea Alexandre Dupeyron, “Ashes of the Future” “Ashes of the Future” is the exhibition by Alexandre Dupeyron born from reflections on the catastrophic fires that have devastated Australia, France, and the United States. Fire is investigated in its duality: destructive dimension and regenerative potential. Unique works in bichromate rubber.

Opening hours: By appointment only from Wednesday 18th to Sunday 22nd March from 10am to 6pm.
Address: Via Mantova 21, 20135 Milano
Email: elena@lab1930.com
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12. MUDEC – Museo delle Culture 100 fotografie per ereditare il mondo The exhibition at MUDEC in Milan traces two centuries of photographic history, highlighting its role as a language capable of preserving memory, transformations, and identity. Through 100 works, the path goes from 19th-century origins to modern experimentation, including iconic shots such as the moon landing and September 11.

Opening hours: Monday: closed. Tuesday – Sunday 9:30 AM – 7:30 PM. Thursday 9:30 AM – 10:30 PM. LAST ENTRY ONE HOUR BEFORE CLOSING.
Address: Via Tortona 56, Milano (MI), 20144
Notes: Reduced ticket price of 13 euros for MIA Photo Fair ticket holders. Reduced ticket of 12 euros for MIA Photo Fair with exhibition ticket.
Website: Link

13. Museo Diocesano Carlo Maria Martini Non dimenticarti. L’esperienza di sacra famiglia e la cura dell’alzheimer The Diocesan Museum presents an exhibition that, through the photographs of Enrico Zuppi, Gianni Berengo Gardin, and Marianna Sambiase, tells the experience of care at Sacra Famiglia and addresses the complex theme of Alzheimer’s with an unprecedented perspective.

Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. The ticket office closes at 5:30 PM.
Address: Piazza Sant’Eustorgio 3, Milano (MI), 20122
Notes: Reduced ticket price of 7 euros for MIA Photo Fair ticket holders. Reduced ticket of 12 euros for MIA Photo Fair with exhibition ticket.
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14. MyOwnGallery – Superstudio Più Riccardo Fregoso. Winter Light Photographic exhibition by Riccardo Fregoso. Winter Light presents a selection of 17 photographs in which winter light becomes a metaphor for suspended time, revealing glimpses of everyday life transformed into a metaphysical vision. Opening by invitation: March 17, 6:00 PM.

Opening hours: every day from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Address: Via Tortona 27, Milano (MI), 20144
Email: martina@moviemagicint.com
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15. Palazzo Citterio Giovanni Gastel. Rewind A tribute to Giovanni Gastel through over 250 images. An emotional journey that reviews his entire career from a new, non-chronological but thematic, poetic, and deeply personal perspective, combining craftsmanship and digital innovation.

Opening hours: From Tuesday to Sunday: 8:30 AM to 7:15 PM (last entry 6:00 PM).
Address: Via Brera 14, Milano (MI), 20121
Email: mostre-eventi.brera@cultura.gov.it
Website: Link

16. Palazzo Reale Robert Mapplethorpe. Le forme del desiderio A wide and unprecedented selection of the most iconic and non-conformist works of the American photographer. A journey into aesthetic research through sensual nudes that stand out for formal perfection and physical tension.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM. Thursday closing at 10:30 PM. Monday closed. Last entry one hour before closing.
Address: Piazza del Duomo 12, Milano (MI), 20122
Notes: Reduced ticket 13 euros (instead of 15) for fair ticket holders. Reduced ticket 12 euros for fair presenting exhibition ticket.
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17. Raffaella De Chirico Arte Contemporanea Libera Circolazione. Entro fragili confini A solo exhibition by Angelo Gallo. A unified crossing of the artist’s research around themes of the body, memory, sensitivity, and inner transformation in dialogue with mental health.

Opening hours: Wednesday and Thursday from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Address: Via Monte di Pietà 1/A Milano, 20121
Email: info@dechiricogalleriadarte.it
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18. STILL OLTRE IL REALE di Giuliano Leone Leone’s path presents itself as an open notebook on the contemporary. In Oltre il reale he builds a sequence of images that follows an emotional rather than a narrative flow, projecting daily life into a metaphysical dimension.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM. Monday and Saturday by appointment.
Address: via Zamenhof, 11 – 20136 Milano (MI)
Email: info@stillfotografia.it
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19. Studio visit: Studio Loft Angela Lo Priore Studio visit dell’artista Angela Lo Priore The studio opens to show photographs from the book “Wadadli Feminine” included in the Becoming project, along with photographs by Keila Guilarte (Napolian Issue).

Opening hours: Thursday to Sunday from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Reservation appreciated.
Address: via Ripamonti 23, Milano (MI), 20135
Email: info@tallulahstudioart.com alpstudioandgallery@gmail.com
Tel: +39 02 49709 645 Studio Angela Lo Priore
Website: Link

20. Studio visit: Daniele Marzorati Studio visit: Daniele Marzorati The artist opens the doors of his studio for visits reserved for collectors and fair visitors. An exclusive opportunity to deepen his artistic research by entering the heart of his creative process.

Opening hours: Friday March 20 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Reservation via email appreciated.
Address: Piazza Carlo Amati 3, 20147, Milano (MI)
Email: dmarzorati@live.com
Website: Link

21. THE YAH FACTORY ècdiši Ecdysis is the shedding: the process through which reptiles lose the outer layer of their skin. A necessary, painful, and awaited metamorphosis interpreted by the participating photographers.

Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Address: Via Bramante 13, 20154, Milano (MI)
Email: info@youngarthunters.com
Website: Link

22. The lanterns | art Transformation matters Exhibition bringing together multidisciplinary artists investigating transformation as a vital force, capable of generating new meanings in matter and the gaze.

Opening hours: every day from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM including weekends.
Address: via Gaudenzio Ferrari 16, Milano (MI), 20123
Email: studio@thelanternsart.com
Website: Link

23. THE POOL NYC 90 anni di fotografia italiana in due atti. Il Bianco e Nero A project dedicated to the history of Italian photography. This section is focused on black and white and crosses fundamental movements and authors from Futurism to Neorealism.

Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Address: Via Santa Maria Fulcorina, 20 – 20123 Milano
Email: info@thepoolnewyorkcity.com
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24. Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana Cercare Raffaello in Carcere From March 20 to 30, a collective work (8x3m tapestry) created by Mattia Cavanna together with inmates from six penal institutions, inspired by the School of Athens by Raphael Sanzio.

Address: Piazza San Sepolcro, Milano
Email: delfina.boni@nphitalia.org
Website: Link

25. Volvo Studio Milano La forma trattenuta di Stefano Caimi. a cura di Rischa Paterlini An experience that invites to slow down the gaze and rethink the relationship between landscape, technology, and human presence, through real or imagined forests and silent transformations.

Opening hours: Friday – Saturday – Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Address: Viale della liberazione ang, Via Melchiorre Gioia, 20124 Milano MI
Website: Link

26. LE BICICLETTE art bar + bistrot FRAGMENTS by William Aparicio, curated by Antonella Mazza Artistic photographic intervention by William Aparicio (Colombia 1985). Fragments of black and white portraits tell of fleeting urban encounters and unique stories in the city streets. A taxonomy of expressions exploring the digitization of human experience.

Opening hours: From March 16 to 22, 2026, 6:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Address: Via Torti 2, 20123, Milano (MI)
Email: fernandoaparissio@gmail.com
Website: Link