Candy celebrates connectivity with the showcase “Snap&Do – Connections that make the difference”. A full range of solutions designed to simplify everyday life in a smart, intuitive and accessible way.

Milan Design Week means genius, smartness and the unique ability of design to respond to people's needs in a simple and intuitive way: a path that Candy has taken over 70 years ago, offering year after year smart, accessible products and solutions with an unmistakable Italian style. A success story, told and reinterpreted in the exhibition “Snap&Do – Connections that make the difference”, open to the public at Superstudio Più, from 4 to 10 September following what drives and inspires Candy the most: the connectivity that simplifies your everyday life...

Set on over 200 m2 of the Gallery area of Superstudio Più, FiberEUse is a totally circular exhibition that closes an European project lasted 4 years and presents the final results of the research coordinated by the Department of Mechanical Engineering of Politecnico of Milan.

In a world where sustainability is a daily topic, the Discovering section of Superdesign Show presents, from September 4 to 10, a project that represents in an absolutely complete way the feasibility of a transition to the circular economy, materials reuse in a perspective of total sustainability. Following a circular path visitors will have the opportunity to know the process and the results of FiberEUse project...

With two major events in two different venues, the famous Superstudio of Milan will be present at the rebirth event on the occasion of Milan Design Week from 4 to 10 September. From today and throughout the month of August projects, participants, designers, artists, news, appointments to be noted. Follow us here!

Free admission upon reservation and following the health rules in force during the period.

AT SUPERSTUDIO PIU': SUPERDESIGN SHOW 2021-SPECIAL EDITION

R/EVOLUTION is the title of the event to be held at Superstudio Più in via Tortona 27, the great hub for twenty years spokesman for innovation and creativity...

A selection and brief analysis of photographs taken by some of the great representatives of Italian photography that is part of the video presented on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Superstudio 13. Along with other photographers, they left us the memory of the campaigns they have made here, in the most important and historical center of photographic studios in Milan.

Body can make the clothes talk, animate the space, assume different meanings and express visions that go beyond reality. Only when this happens you can talk about photography as art and really create something unique. We realize this is the task of every photographer if you look carefully at the elegant shoots taken by Alfa Castaldi, Gian Paolo Barbieri, Gianmarco Chieregato, Settimio Benedusi and Sofia Riva...

You often come across an object, an atmosphere, a thing that you are not able to define as it goes out of the traditional canons. However, it hybridizes different sources of inspiration, offering innovative experiences and introducing unexpected visual languages. Here is where neologisms, made-up definitions, crasis of letters and words, manipulated anglicisms, mergers and phonetic games that draw from the dictionary come into action. Here, neologisms are a divertissement centred on design language that makes you thinking about mixologies that have enriched the domestic and urban landscape. Anyway, how to define them is a personal choice. Neologisms taken from the book DESIGN SUPER SHOW, Superstudio edition 2021. (to request it: info@superstudiogroup.com, amazon.it)...

The designers Donegani e Lauda are the tenth protagonists of the special project “Designers for Bergamo” created by DimoreDesign. A virtual serial narrative that makes us discover the ancient villas and historic buildings where atmospheres of the past are into dialogue with interventions of the most well-known contemporary designers. In collaboration with DimoreDesign, Superstudio invites its community to participate to these extraordinary meetings.

Next appointment is on Tuesday 3 August with Alessandra Baldereschi...

Since yesterday, Museo del Parco of Portofino has a permanent guest among the many works of well-known artists: the white Doll by Flavio Lucchini, a white version “special edition” of his colorful newpop dolls. This is one more reason to visit this charming garden, a place of art and culture, overlooking the small square and the marina of the famous locality in Liguria. “White Doll” has been welcomed by the museum’s founding director Daniele Crippa and its curator and art critic Serena Mormino, along with several guests. The curator will tell you the story.

Entering Lucchini’s world is like entering a special of 50 years of contamination between fashion, art and design; immersing yourself in the Italian history admired by the whole world and that today is reinterpreted more than ever, with the feeling of being really involved, so much strong is its involvement and tangibility. What I define “The essential vitamin of Life” has been administered by Lucchini in its most complete form… 

Our daily updated @AT online magazine is also a monthly paper magazine with the most important digital news and some additions and previews.

Print A3 pages and you will have your monthly copy in the original format. Or collect your copy free of charge at Superstudio offices, in via Tortona 27, via Forcella 13 and via Moncucco 35, in Milan. In the archive you will find previous editions, available for printing.

Veronica Magni, a 29-year-old girl, wrote to us and aroused our interest. During the pandemic, she created a collection of bags, all unique and different from each other, focusing on diversity and tradition as core values.

“This was my favorite game ”. Veronica uses these words to remember the entire days spent with her grandmother to create bags with bolts of fabric. A game that one day became a mature project and today is a real profession that gives her the chance to create fashion bags with a vintage touch, thanks to the particular choice of thick fabrics, colors and leather. Costumers themselves are involved in the creative process of always unique and different pieces “just like any woman with her own unique personality”. Following this logic, Veronica’s project is detached from fast-production, entering the narrow and aware circle of small craftsmen. Recently she inaugurated her brand, Magni Collection, officially becoming a free and brave professional.