Excitement for the upcoming Design Week from April 7 to 13 where architects, designers, as well as appassionates from all over the world. The furniture fair takes place in Rho in the pavilions of fiera Milano, while the fuorisalone in numerous places scattered around the city with exhibitions, installations, becoming an opportunity to get to know historic buildings, gardens and other spaces sometimes not known by the Milanese themselves. A wide choice, some events by invitation only, but most with free access. These some locations open to the public. From April 8 to 13 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Robertaebasta Gallery on Via Fiori Chiari, which specializes in 20th century Italian design and has been a point of reference for art enthusiasts of the 20th century since 1967, will host various protagonists of creativity to discuss design, culture, art, and taste experiences precisely on the theme “Connected Worlds” which is the inspiration for this year’s Fuorisalone. Historical companies of Mady in italy will be present such as the glass company Seguso Vetri d’Arte with a historical tradition dating back to 1397, maintained over time and spread around the world, the brand Foglizzo 1921 recognized for leather processing in design, Quagliotti the company that has been weaving Italian fabrics that become linens for home and furniture since 1933, and Surteco specializing in technology for surfaces.
The excellence of Italian culinary art cannot be missed with the presence of Cocciuto with pizza chef Umberto Calemme, the technology of Forni Moretti, the desserts of Grotta Azzurra gourmet from Capri, the wines of Francesca Carannante and chef Massimiliano Scotti. From April 8 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., the Roseto space on Corso Garibali will showcase Salvatore Garau’s “Body Not Body” curated by Milo Goj and Lóránd Hegyi, an exhibition on view to the public until May 11. The 15 new large canvases and a never-before-seen video tell the story of the artist’s profound fascination with matter and spirit. In an age when technology dominates every aspect of our lives, Garau believes that it is more necessary than ever to recognize the invisible peculiarities that make us unique and that not even the clever artificial can ever replicate. The Roseto space becomes a true disegn hub that synergistically connects in outdoor spaces installations by Flou, Ninive disegn and Backout light and design.
