Eight stories, eight projects, eight womens. “I Fiori della Materia” is the collective exhibition part of “In Women’s Hands” the Superstudio’s programme which combines professional designers attentive to material and their processing. An in-depth study of their research, passion and creative power but also choices, paths and challenges they have faced in life. On show until October 29 to discover female creativity, including unconventional works and unpublished stories.
Focus on Isabella Angelantoni Geiger.

"I was born in Milan 55 years ago and after having wandered for years, in 2014, I went back to my beloved city..."

In the large dance center that characterized the beginnings of Superstudio Più, a new possibility of temporary rentals for fashion, culture, smart-working, business opens up. There’s room for everyone in the divisible 700 square meters.

Showroom for fashion and design, studio for shooting and video, classroom for meetings workshops and classes of all kinds, venue for auditions and dance and theatre rehearsals, conference and BtoB presentations space, creative lab, exhibition area, lounge for parties dinners and events, editing room and all other short and medium term temporary needs today find a valuable address. Superstudio Più Dance Point, in via Tortona, has been for a long time the biggest and coolest space for dance in Milan, before joining the events circle that represent the location core business...

Our updated daily online magazine @AT enhances the paper edition frequency and becomes monthly with the most important digital news and some additions and previews.
Collect your copy free of charge at Superstudio offices, in via Tortona 27, via Forcella 13 and soon in via Moncucco 35, in Milan. But you can also download the pdf in both Italian and English which you find in the library and A3 print it, the magazine actual size. In the same way you can also print previous editions...

MIA, the great Milanese appointment with art photography celebrates 10 years, changing exhibition location and re-launching its New-Post Photography contest attentive to the most innovative contemporary photography trends. All the next-generation artists, but not only, are requested to answer the call.

Following the success of the 1st Award Edition, MIA Fair announces the 2nd Edition of the New Post-Photography Award on the occasion of the next edition in March 2021, which aims to promote the new languages of a photography capable of dealing with contemporary world in an innovative way and addressed to all artists, without any restrictions of age and nationality, who work with the medium of photography. Winners will have the opportunity to exhibit free of charge during the tenth edition of MIA Fair (from 24 to 28 March 2021), at SUPERSTUDIO MAXI in via Moncucco 30, Milan, in an exhibition dedicated to the "New-Post Photography" II Edition Prize...

Eight stories, eight projects, eight womens. “I Fiori della Materia” is the collective exhibition part of “In Women’s Hands” the Superstudio’s programme which combines professional designers attentive to material and their processing. An in-depth study of their research, passion and creative power but also choices, paths and challenges they have faced in life. On show until October 29 to discover female creativity, including unconventional works and unpublished stories.
Focus on Elena Salmistraro

"Among my creations there are some objects which have no practical function but actually, from my point of view, perform the complicated task of nourishing the soul, to excite, to improve our life quality. What is relevant is that object transmits the delicate poetry which inspired him."
Meanwhile Elena looks like this, with intense eyes and a big smile so that you immediately understand she hides a determined and smart person...

"I have always admired Peter Lindbergh for the consistency and intensity of his work. Being timeless is a quality I personally aspire to, and that Peter certainly possessed. With this exhibition at Armani/Silos I want to pay tribute to a wonderful workmate whose love for beauty is an indelible contribution to our culture, not just to fashion." Thus Giorgio Armani introduces the discovery in his museum space of a great man of world photography. Not to be missed.

Heimat is a concept that has a deep meaning in German culture. It is home, the place of belonging and of heart, the homeland. It’s also the exhibition title "Heimat. A Sense of Belonging" commissioned and curated by Giorgio Armani in his Armani Silos, to celebrate one of the greatest masters of twentieth century photography, Peter Lindbergh, who died in September 2019 at the age of 74. Heimat for Lindbergh represents the industrial background of Duisburg in Germany, with its factories, fog, steel and concrete, the gray horizon. A place that has forever marked its aesthetics, with its truth and personality...

A blonde and a brunette, cute and smiling. Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna, two ladies who look like ordinary friends,  but who together have nothing less than rewritten the code for genome, that is to say, they have developed the technique which cuts and pastes DNA and allows to rewrite the life code. The 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was divided equally between the French biochemist Charpentier and the American chemist Doudna. With their research that makes it possible to modify DNA, they have opened the way to many therapies that were once impossible. Due to the attention that we bring  to women’s creativity in this period we could not overlook this wonderful news that gives top priority to scientific innovation thanks to two fantastic scientists.

Kenzo’s passing is not only that of Covid last known victim, but of a man who, since the ‘70s, has really brought fashion towards a more intercultural, free and democratic horizon. Flavio Lucchini knew him then and so in his autobiographical book IL DESTINO he tells us about him behind the scenes. In the chapter dedicated to him the memory of a collaboration and a friendship that has left its mark.

I’m in Dubai, it’s January 2018 but it’s less hot than expected. My daughter who has been living here for four years has done me a kindness. She gave me a black cardigan because it gets chilly at night. The cardigan is designed by Kenzo, she knew I would like it. My mind went backwards and in a flash I saw and lived again many years back, starting from when I met him in 1970 in Paris...

The YogaFestival returns to Superstudio Più, the fifteenth edition that focuses on quality and “live” practice in complete safety. Giulia Borioli, its founder and leading personality of the entire Italian and international Yoga field, tells us what has changed in the Covid era.

15 years of YogaFestival and the return to the historic location, Superstudio Più, where your headquarter is also located. How has the festival changed in these 15 years and how has the enjoyment of yoga turned in Italy?
From the first year until today yoga itself has undergone a swift evolution, which has had a great impact on today’s society. The first edition was born in this way, for my desire to convey this ancient and wonderful knowledge to as many people as possible. Over the years, the festival has become a reference point, which was missing, for  yoga community. Why? I believe that being superpartes, presenting so many yoga styles in the same way, involving foreign guests who have never come to Italy is the secret of a certain success...

You have time until January 3rd to organize a quick trip to Rome and get excited in front of the beautiful exhibition by Giovanni Gastel at MAXXI Museum, curated by Uberto Frigerio and rigorously staged by Piero Lissoni. Among the thousands of photos taken in forty years of fashion and encounters, Gastel chose the two hundred faces that most touched his soul and left an indelible memory. Portraits that demonstrate his great talent, but above all his sensibility. Among these, that of Flavio Lucchini, his mentor.

Giovanni Gastel is always an artist, whether he writes books or poems, takes photos of fashion or people, transforms a realistic image into a dream tracing mysterious lines on a black tablet that gives inputs to the computer. The choice for MAXXI in Rome, among his different artistic expressions that have already had international awards and important exhibitions, this time is focused on portraits. Peaceful, smiling, joyful, playful, thoughtful faces where eyes come inside you. Faces, and so much more. The secret is discovered in the title that Giovanni has provided “The people I like” and it’s clear that he tells the whole truth...