There are 4 exhibitions on in Milan worth the trip. I checked the dates, the venues and the opening hours one by one, on the museums’ own pages.
Last checked: 28 July 2026
26 May to 13 September 2026
The first exhibition ever dedicated to this Lombard painter active between the late 1400s and early 1500s, forty-six works reconstructing a career spent between Lodi, Venice and other northern Italian courts. It tries to place him back on the map.
9 April to 28 September 2026
Cao Fei brings a multimedia project on high-tech farming in China and Southeast Asia: video, virtual reality, photography and archival material assembled like a contemporary archaeological site. It asks for time, but shows rural labour reshaped by technology.
29 May to 18 October 2026
About forty-five works trace six decades of Pomodoro’s career, from the large bronze spheres everyone recognises to lesser-known pieces on paper and in bronze. The nineteenth-century Piazza della Scala palazzo is part of the experience, not built for sculpture.
29 January to 9 November 2026
Three site-specific installations in the Cisterna space, built for that environment: a suspended web, a map and a grid, the recurring vocabulary Hatoum has used for years on precariousness and borders. A physical show meant to be walked through, open until November.
Dates and prices change, and this page may not reflect the latest updates: before you travel, always check the museum’s own page, linked under each exhibition, which is the most reliable source.