After Paris and Rome, the most extraordinary traveling museum of recent years is coming to Milan. It is the Ballon Museum with the Pop Air exhibition that from December 23 to February 13 will occupy all the rooms of Superstudio Più, about 7,000 square meters filled with “light” and amazing art installations creat- ed by 18 international artists using thousands of inflatable balloons. A physical and digital environment for lovers of art and dreams. Both adults or children.

… at the Flavio Lucchini Art Museum. On Sunday 20 November, the museum space inside Supersudio Più hosted a meeting of NEOS, the international of "travel" journalists and photographers. The place of art thus reconfirms its heterogeneous and articulated, vocation, as a meeting place, for discussion, for hospitality for anyone who dedicates his professional commitment to discovery and exploration, in the name of knowledge, culture and, last but not least, beauty.

Founded in 1998, NEOS joins  journalists and photojournalists specialized in travel reporting, in a highly articulated logic that includes environment, anthropology, adventure, culture, food, society, tourism. Particularly active in the field of travel publishing, the association offers: creation of travel specials, as well as magazines, guides and books, travel presentation with the support of images and videos; organization of phoographic exhibitions and dedicated events, workshops dedicated to storytelling and travel photography and much more.

The eleventh edition of BookCity,the initiative initiated by the City of Milan and the BookCity Milano Association in collaboration with the AIB (Italian Library Association) and the ALI (Italian Booksellers Association) has come to an end. Milan after four days full of dialogues and performances, readings and shows, meetings and workshops, but above all many presentations for readers of all tastes.

Thirty black-and-white works shot on film and printed in large size that are "the intimate portrait of Keila Guilarte through the faces and gestures of others" (Gisella Borioli) will be presented on Nov. 29 at the exhibition event presenting the book MI Tierra.

In a spirit of coherence of intentions, themes and art proposals, Superstudio gives once again voice and visibility to the "female subject" as well as  to her essence, to the problems she has to face in the contemporary world, but also to the timeless glamour and the potential for fascination connected with its identity. The next representation of this dimension is offered by “Aldo Pallanza. Al femmiinile”, the exhibition curated by Fortunato d'Amico, scheduled from 17 to 27 November,  thefirst one personal exposition in Milan dedicated to the creator/designer/artist from Vigevano, which also becomes an occasion of celebration of the centenary of his birth.

In a town-state where the major expression of public art are the increasingly more daring and futuristic skyscrapers, in D3-the Design District specifically created to unite a community of architectural firms, furniture showrooms, avant-garde stores, the school of design and various creatives-once a year, in November, sculptures and installations appear everywhere in the neighborhood streets and add meaning to the open vision of the beauty, the new, the talented.

The Partenopean tradition starts in Naples to go and bring all its flavor and all its passion directly to the homes of Italians. Here's how:
An unprecedented format conceived when the contingencies of the sto- rico moment did not allow for in-person events, PizzaVillage@Home conti- nues, giving voice to a storytelling that has evolved into a tour and will grow again in 2022, enriched with more stops (Palermo, Padua and Bologna) and new content. Never-before-seen recipes designed for the occasion by great Master Pizzaioli. The ovens at Superstudio Più, will be on from 7 to 10:15 p.m. (Nov. 17-20) and will produce special gourmet pizzas that can be ordered on Glovo. 
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After the debut at Superstudio Village "Art against violence - World with Women", an exhibition of interactive contemporary art made in Ukraine is going to move from 12 to 17 November to the Villa Reale in Monza, with all its emotional fullness, the horrors of war, memories and hopes expressed by photographs, paintings, installations, performances. A great part of the involved artists are women, the first victims of violence, who responded with powerful and, at times, poetic images and visions. Not to be missed.

 The exhibition curated by Giorgio Grasso is part of the "Ukrainian Art in Italy" project, conceived  by the associations VITAUK, Let's Do It Ukraine and Let's Do Italy, which, as mentioned, has already been proposed  - as an absolute preview in Italy -  the first week of last October at the Superstudio Village at Via Negrotto in Milan, a space which is going to become our fourth hub in the city, hosting Ukrainian refugees with their children since the beginning of the conflict. It was a significant and intense week, in which the exhibition of works by contemporary Ukrainian artists was connected with moments dedicated to fashion, prose and poetry, music and testimonies on what we want to define "open wounds" even today, nine months after the outbreak of hostilities.

"Creative melting pot between Italian heritage, UAE traditions and international influences..." is how Marangoni, among the best-known and most prestigious expanding fashion and design schools, puts it to introduce itself in Dubai with a new educational institute that aims to enhance creative talents locally and establish new cultural paths. An ambitious and well-modulated program. Giulio Cappellini, the school's consultant and an undisputed personality in design, will attend at the Nov. 9th opening.