Fondazione Prada
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The creative mind at work: a century of storyboarding at Fondazione PradaFondazione Prada’s 'Osservatorio, A Kind of Language: Storyboards and Other Renderings' features some of the most celebrated names in cinema working from the late 1920s up to 2024
By Mary Cleary Published
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Pino Pascali’s brief and brilliant life celebrated at Fondazione PradaMilan’s Fondazione Prada honours Italian artist Pino Pascali, dedicating four of its expansive main show spaces to an exhibition of his work
By Kasia Maciejowska Published
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Miranda July considers fantasy and performance at Fondazione Prada‘Miranda July: New Society’ at Fondazione Prada, Milan, charts 30 years of the artist's career
By Mary Cleary Published
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Divide and conquer: a new exhibition sheds light on the cultural history of folding screens‘Paraventi: Folding Screens from the 17th to 21st Centuries’ is on view at Milan’s Fondazione Prada until 22 February 2024, featuring historical artefacts and new commissions
By Laura May Todd Published
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Fondazione Prada exhibition is an ode to a vanishing VeniceAt Fondazione Prada’s 18th-century Venice palazzo, group exhibition ‘Everybody Talks About the Weather’ straddles beauty and fear and probes Venice’s precarious environmental future
By Will Jennings Published
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That seventies show: Francesco Vezzoli delves into the archives of Italian TVBy Charlotte Jansen Last updated
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Curate award: a search for curatorial talent by QMA and Fondazione Prada
By Harriet Lloyd Smith Last updated
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Miami moves: artist Carsten Höller on his pop-up club for PradaBy Ali Morris Last updated
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Fondazione Prada recreates art shows held under the rise and fall of fascist ItalyBy Laura May Todd Last updated
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Dear diary: photographers get personal at Fondazione Prada’s new spaceBy Charlotte Jansen Last updated
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Last chance to see: Elmgreen & Dragset ‘Useless Bodies?’ at Fondazione PradaElmgreen & Dragset’s new show at Milan’s Fondazione Prada is an uncanny exploration of our dematerialising bodies and increasingly discomforting homes
By TF Chan Last updated
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Design Awards 2016 Judges: Konstantin Grcic and Patricia UrquiolaBy JJ Martin Last updated
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Fast and furiouso: Gianni Piacentino takes Fondazione PradaBy Nick Compton Last updated
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Fondazione Prada on the future of film at Venice Architecture BiennaleBy David Paw Last updated
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In memoriam: Germano Celant (1940-2020)The Italian art historian, curator and father of Arte Povera has died aged 80. Here, Nicholas Cullinan, director of London's National Portrait Gallery, pays tribute
By Nicholas Cullinan Last updated
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Primal matter: Goshka Macuga hones in on humanity, evolution and robotics at Fondazione PradaBy JJ Martin Last updated
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Political perspectives: Nástio Mosquito and Theaster Gates at Fondazione PradaBy Sujata Burman Last updated
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For Prada’s debut Resort show, AMO transforms the Osservatorio into a pastel visionBy Nick Vinson - Art Direction Last updated
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Game-Changers: we pick our top 20 creative world-rockersIn 20 remarkable years we have come across, written about, examined and exhumed a lot of remarkable people. On the following profiles are 20 of them. This, though, is not a simple ranking of power and influence. These are stories that resonate, with which we find common purpose and cause. Here are people who have sometimes stuck bloody-mindedly to a course, sometimes pivoted, re-examined and pushed in new directions, who have defied expectations and even open derision. They have shown courage under fire and grace under pressure. They have transformed – from girl group popette to one of the fashion industry's smartest operators, for instance – and, over the last 20 years, have had a transformative influence in their field. Here are architects who build with a sense of the immaterial, artists who want to talk to everyone, experimentalists and food engineers, fashion designers who defy fashion and bob and weave like prize fighters, tech titans who have changed the way we do almost everything. One reinvented the hotel industry, another presents it with an existential threat. There is also a man who wants to save the world – or take us all to Mars if that doesn't work out. Either way, we'll be along for the ride.
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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Jewellery designer Delfina Delettrez on judging the W* Design Awards 2016By Paul McCann Published
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Film director Wes Anderson brings his stylised vision to Fondazione PradaBy David Paw Published
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Miuccia’s museum: Milan welcomes Fondazione PradaBy JJ Martin Published


