Milan’s most prestigious art museum and several other institutions in the same complex are now known as “Grande Brera”

Another edition, another double-digit increase of exhibitors for Milan’s premier commercial art event, which is trying to carve a new identity

The street artist’s new public art commission coincides with Milan Design Week

Pop-up space syncs with spring events, furthering city’s growth as an art hub

Italian officials have approved draft bill to bring in tougher sanctions for protestors who target heritage

International dealers returned to 27th edition of the fair after two years marked by Covid

From Michelangelo to Morandi and the Medici to the Rothschilds, a Gallerie d’Italia show looks at the relationship between artists and their patrons

As Milano Art Week begins, Massimo de Carlo gallery is exhibiting the artist's one-work project while the crematorium is hosting one of his important early works

Mario Bertolini’s vast collection of Modern art, amassed over his lifetime and donated to the museum in 2014, is at the centre of a claim seeking to invalidate the acquisition

Novel project will replace lost parts of the structure with hedges of boxwood, myrtle and privet

Idea for the project was considered "too emotionally fraught" for New York by Guggenheim chief curator

Historic photographs and contemporary papers have been used in new book to re-imagine the cycle

Work created for Milan Design Week perpetuates violence against women, critics say

From mesmeric cinematic art in a fresco-lined palazzo to the Brazilian artist Lygia Pape's first exhibition in Italy

Hauser & Wirth, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac and other well-known galleries have joined the Milan fair

Human extinction and planetary devastation are tackled in the XXII Triennale di Milano—but the message is one of hope through innovation

More than two-thirds of Antonello da Messina’s 35 accepted autograph works are reunited for a show at Palazzo Reale

The full-scale preparatory drawing for the Vatican’s School of Athens fresco is going back on view after a four-year restoration

Did Louvre Abu Dhabi’s $450m painting belong to an English nobleman who followed Charles I to the scaffold in 1649?

Major loan show is based on 1985 display of the Italian artist organised by pioneering curator Harald Szeemann

Conservators have used the method on a ceremonial cape made by the Tupinambá—a cannibalistic tribe from Brazil

Galleries, benefitting from Milan's April buzz, are already reporting healthy sales

Show of more than 500 works ranges from Giorgio de Chirico to Gruppo 7

King George VI loaned 19 of his best Leonardo drawings to Milan for the most important exhibition on the artist ever held