The FlavioLucchiniArt Museum participates in the new edition of MuseoCity 2026 with its distinctive use of white, several works from the archive usually not accessible to the public, and sculptures that engage in a dialogue with the city. An invitation to look and be surprised by the works of Flavio Lucchini.

As the Olympic Games draw to a close, the energy of the competitions gives way to Milan's cultural heritage with MuseoCity 2026, the event promoted by the Municipality of Milan in collaboration with the Associazione MuseoCity ETS.

The FLA Museum participates with three exhibitions:
White & White
In the Atelier space of the FLA Museum, at via Tortona 27, the temporary exhibition “White & White” offers a space to immerse oneself in the use of white within Flavio Lucchini’s art. White is never the same: it changes appearance depending on the materials experimented with and the shapes of the works.
Museo Segreto
The FLA Museum takes part in “Museo Segreto” (Secret Museum), the MuseoCity project that allows visitors to discover works usually not accessible to the public, celebrating this year's theme “The Enterprises of Culture.” From the underground archive, digital paintings from Flavio Lucchini’s “Superstudio” series have been selected, works that symbolically recount the identity of the creative hub he founded, which has been active in Milan for decades.
Musei in Vetrina
Lucchini’s art accompanies the city toward the end of the Games and continues until March 15th with the “Musei in Vetrina” (Museums in Shop Windows) initiative. The FLA Museum brings its iconic style to the heart of the fashion district, displaying two Dress Memory sculptures in the windows of the historic Atelier Emé at via della Spiga 26. Another window to discover is located at via Tortona 27 at art.box, the window gallery of Superstudio Più.
For the occasion, the museum will observe extraordinary openings every day from February 27th to March 5th: 
Monday to Friday: 2:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 AM – 6:30 PM
To book guided tours of the entire museum and the Lucchini Archive: 
https://docs.google.com/forms