The exhibitions not to be missed in April 2025, from Milan to Rome

David Hockney Portrait of An Artist (Pool with Two Figures), 1972 © David Hockney. Art Gallery of New South Wales/Jenni Carter

A journey between languages ​​and geographies, between consecrated masters and new visions, between reflections on the present and poetic dives. The selection of exhibitions not to be missed this month He takes us from Milan to Venice, from Paris to Rome, between environmental raids, urban narratives, radical design and intimate research.

The Art Week in Milan

Milan He changes leather quickly: Art Week, from 1 to 6 April, is a calendar full of opportunities to immerse yourself in creativity.

Not just collectors. With the title Among friends, Myart It is the fair that celebrates art as a space for collaboration and dialogue, with works by Maestri del Novecento, contemporary experiments and prizes that support the emerging scene.

The appointments continue in the city with surprising inaugurations.

If al Natural History Museum The photographer Fabrizio Ferri denounces ocean pollution with twelve breathtaking portraits of stars transfigured by plastic waste, a It presents a site-specific work in the carriathid hall that intertwines nature, history and memory, evoking the idea of ​​refuge and resistance in a present marked by new wounds.

The reflection on our time continues with the two specular exhibitions of Gian Maria Tosattiamong the ex Fait warehouses (Central station) e Lia Rumma Gallery: a journey in the darkest present, where art, history and politics merge into disturbing and necessary visions.

Al Mudec A story of travel, migrations, memories and moving objects is staged: it is Traveloguean immersive exhibition that crosses centuries and continents, telling the world as a space of exchange, dream and resistance.

Between graffiti and cylinders spray

Born as a spontaneous gesture on the walls of the cities, Street Art is today one of the most lively expressions of our era: an aesthetic and political language that intertwines public space, memory and dissent. Two exhibitions in Italy tell about strength and evolution. Al Museion of Bolzano, Graffiti Settant years of art and spray, a choral exhibition between writing, installations and new media tells. Continue to Verona, al Strong SofiaWhere Martha Cooper documents the collective action of FOOD And other street artists against hatred: graffiti as an act of resistance, memory and civil position.

Photography, sculpture and design between Rome, Turin and Venice

A changing tour winds in three stages, from north to south.

In Turin the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Foundation Its vocation of contemporary engine with three personal who tell territories, bodies and imaginary continues: Marwa Arsanios investigates ecology and feminism, Teresa Solar Abboud the morphology of the language, Jem Perucchini the twilight as a place of historical reflection.

At the Ferrero Foundation to Alba, More Than Kids Of Valerio Berruti He leads us to a journey between childhood and landscape in the Langhe. Frescoes, sculptures and animations open a space suspended between delicacy and emotional depth.

In the lagoon, to Punta della Dogana, Thomas Schütte. Genealogies It is a great retrospective dedicated to the human figure between sculpture and drawing. Faces, bodies and architectures tell the instability of the identity and the fragility of our time.

Palazzo Grassi relaunches with the staff of Tatiana Trouvé. The strange life of things, Where objects and memories reveal mysterious connections between intimacy and universe.

You arrive in Rome. From Gagosian, Italian Days It is a repertoire ranging from the street portraits of the 1940s to the famous faces: Italy as a sensitive matrix of the vision of Richard Avedon.

From rhinoceros galleryInstead, the matter becomes a story and vision between ceramics, velvets, mosaics and wood, thanks to the work of the five designers involved.

International glances: art, memory and vision across the

From the intimacy of the embroidery to the monumentality of the landscape, passing through the conceptual plots of the abstraction, three exhibitions in Europe and the United States tell art as a profound reflection on time, on self and matter.

Over 400 works to tell 70 years of creativity: from California to English countryside, David Hockney transforms landscapes and technologies into intimate and bright visions, to Fondation Luois Vuitton

To Munich, from Almine Rech, Francesco Vezzoli recreate the Monegasque apartment of Karl Lagerfeld Furnished Memphis and animates it with embroidered portraits: a dialogue between fashion, design and emotional autobiography.

Finally, al MOMA of New York, Woven Histories It tells a century of intertwining between abstract art and weaving with 150 works showing how threads and plots have modeled new artistic visions.

Let’s find out the Exhibitions of April In detail.