During this 2025 edition of Milan Design Week, Yves Saint Laurent pays tribute to one of the 20th century’s most influential figures in modern design through the YSL Charlotte Perriand Milan exhibition.
The MIA Photo Fair 2025 took place from March 20 to 23 at Superstudio Più in Milan, bringing together 77 galleries (56 Italian and 21 international) and 37 exhibitors from publishing, institutions, and special projects. As one of Milan’s most prestigious photography events, this 14th edition focused on the theme “Dialogues”, showcasing the intersection of contemporary photography, digital innovation, and cultural exchange.
Visitors explored a diverse selection of photographic works, from legendary photographers like Nobuyoshi Araki and Eve Arnold to rising talents pushing artistic boundaries. The event featured groundbreaking trends, thought-provoking exhibitions, and inspiring discussions that reinforced MIA Photo Fair’s status as a must-visit event for photography lovers.
This article delves into the key moments, featured artists, and standout exhibitions that made MIA Photo Fair 2025 an unforgettable experience.
Have you ever heard of French artist Sophie Calle, one of France’s most famous conceptual artists? While many might not make it to San Francisco before April 12th for her exhibition at Fraenkel Gallery, Calle’s influence as a conceptual artist continues to spread beyond gallery walls.
For the past decade, minimalism has ruled fashion, but that era is shifting. Maximalism is back, and Milan Fashion Week proves it with bold silhouettes, rich textures, and unapologetic extravagance. Presentations have taken a dramatic turn away from this restrained aesthetic, to turn towards a more expressive, opulent chic direction, embracing bold silhouettes, rich textures, and a return to statement-making fashion. Maximalism is the answer we needed to quiet luxury.
