It is Superstudio Più's most iconic space, the very first one you encounter as you enter from the driveway overlooking Via Tortona.
The ART POINT room, a nearly 100-year-old laboratory regenerated while maintaining its industrial characteristics, owed its name to its proximity to MyOwnGallery, the Art Square it overlooked and the many major international exhibitions it hosted, from TvBoy to Yunnan Chinese artists, from Omar Galliani to Bros, and even Uovo Performing Arts Festival, Credit Swisse's international art group shows and Christie's charity auctions.
Today, the same space has been given a makeover and transformed into a stunning all-black room for elegant events, from gala dinners to high-tech conventions, fashion shows to art installations, performances to exhibitions that benefit from the rarefied ambience.
The extraordinary lighting system that illuminates the ceiling with 72 LED beams allows for all desired lighting effects, and the wide entrances on three sides allow for diversified layout orientation.
To new space new name. From today, Art Point becomes BLACK POINT, making immediate reference to the changed situation.
Art or not, Black Point will win you over.

MUDEC dedicates to Niki de Saint Phalle, an eclectic and multifaceted artist, a beautiful exhibition, in Italy the first comprehensive retrospective that traces her entire artistic career in dialogue with her personal life marked by trauma and pain, often reworked through art. The colorful, polyform, maternal and joyful works thus acquire a new and deeper meaning, and the exhibition is an opportunity to deepen our knowledge of Niki de Saint Phalle as an artist and as a woman. Gisella Borioli, president of Superstudio, visited it, reliving the emotions of her first encounters with her Nanas.

A single day to savor the best of Italian wine, an extraordinary opportunity to discover the labels of wineries awarded in the Slow Wine 2025 guide through the words and direct experience of their producers. Over 450 tasting tables and more than 800 wine proposals to taste, in an atmosphere that goes beyond the simple sensory experience. Meeting those who make the wine, shaking hands with winemakers and listening to their stories creates a unique bond that makes this event truly not to be missed.

Thanks to the initial idea of Repubblica journalist Cinzia Sasso, with the weekend of Apriti Moda, on October 19 and 20, workshops and ateliers all over Italy usually closed to the public once a year allow a trip behind the scenes. FLA, by Flavio Lucchini, does not miss the appointment and proposes for 2024 an in-depth cultural study on pleating. His Dress Memories displayed in the Atelier with the small exhibition PLISSÉ give back all the meaning of pleated fabrics. They are memories that evoke without duplicating the creations of the fashion greats and offer a version that defies time and senescence.

The Digital Design Days are coming back, bigger & bolder. They are creating the best edition ever, to reiterate the global leadership of this ever-evolving project. Born as an event, they have become the global meeting point of the digital design community, gathering thousands of professionals from all over the world in one place with the brightest minds in the industry and the most innovative brands. It's an opportunity to explore what happens when human creativity meets digital innovation.

A small solo exhibition by Flavio Lucchini opens in Milan, 19 artworks that leave their usual home, the FLA Museum, to land in an unconventional but highly sensitive venue, Studio Lombard, an accounting firm that in recent years has become increasingly committed to the issues of circular economy, sustainability, benefit societies and social and cultural enterprises.

What better showcase than White Show, the contemporary fashion fair for twenty-two years at Superstudio and ramped up in the Tortona District, for five young designers who, encouraged and supported by Istituto Marangoni, want to change the fashion world?

Following the success of its last edition at Superstudio Più, PLUG-MI returns to Milan in grand style, this time taking over the striking setting of Superstudio Maxi. It’s a must-see event for street culture lovers, where music, urban art, and lifestyle trends merge into a truly unique experience. With its “XXL” edition, PLUG-MI promises an even more exciting and immersive program, featuring performances, shows, and activities that embody the vibrant and dynamic spirit of contemporary urban culture.

Vogue Italia is celebrating 60 years, a milestone birthday, and the “Sixty Years Of Vogue Italia” exhibition at Palazzo Clerici brings its history to life through its 60 most iconic covers. It was Flavio Lucchini who created the Italian edition of Vogue and for a full 17 years, as art director, he animated the magazine, revolutionizing the entire fashion publishing industry. Alongside him was his wife Gisella Borioli. Today, the founders of Superstudio, do not forget those incredible years and continue to search for beauty in each of their projects.