Milano Art Week 2026: practical guide and printable agenda

Milano Art Week 2026: practical guide and printable agenda

When: 13–19 April 2026. Where: Milan, centered on the MIART fair at the South Wing of Allianz MiCo, with exhibitions and events across the city.

The art week brings together fairs, exhibitions, talks, performances and openings. To navigate the packed schedule there is a handy printable agenda that lists events hour by hour, day by day, including addresses and practical details for planning your visits.

What to expect

• MIART – 30th edition: running 13–19 April 2026 at the South Wing of Allianz MiCo, featuring around 160 galleries across three levels.
• New exhibition formats, including the Established Anthology section alongside the established Established and Emergent sections.
• The official theme New Directions, inspired by Coltrane’s music and focused on transformation in artistic practice.
• Many off-programme events, talks and performances at galleries, foundations and independent spaces throughout the city.

How to use the agenda

The printable agenda compiles events hour by hour and day by day: it’s designed to help you make the most of the art week. Download and print it or save it on your phone for on-the-go reference.

• Check schedules and reserve places when required (some talks or guided visits need booking).
• Note locations and allow time for travel: Milan’s transport is efficient, but transfers can take longer during busy times.
• Create themed routes (emerging galleries, photography focus, performance) to maximize each day.
• Share the agenda with colleagues and friends to coordinate visits and social stops.

Practical tips

• Expect queues at major openings and factor in waiting time.
• Wear comfortable shoes and carry a water bottle: days can be long and full of walking.
• Confirm any last-minute changes on official event pages before heading out.

Art Week is an excellent moment to catch up on contemporary trends, discover galleries and attend conversations with curators and artists. Use the agenda as your practical map to the best events of the week.