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In Milan, during the month of September, all music lovers will be able to enjoy a major event: through-out the month, from the centre to the suburbs, the city will resonate with the widest possible range of international musical genres.This event actually started out in Turin. The ‘Festival Torino Settembre Musica’ began in 1978 as the brainchild of Turin’s Cuncillor for Culture Giorgio Balmas, a visionary cultural promoter whose idea was to make classical music accessible to a wider and younger audience by presenting rich and original programs.In 2007, after a cultural twinning between Turin and Milan, the Festival’s name was changed into ‘MITO SettembreMusica’ – but the vision remained the same. The name, by the way, is a play on words that combines the abbreviations for the two industrious Northern Italian cities (MI for Milan and TO for Turin) to form the word MITO, which in turn means “myth” in Italian.This name aptly expresses both the festival’s cul-tural relevance and its function as an ideal “bridge” connecting Turin and Milan, two cities that are geo-graphically close but culturally distinct: these two large cities are only a 50-minutes train ride apart, and yet, despite globalization, maintain their charac-teristic roots, lifestyles and traditions, and welcome visitors with their unique atmospheres.Since its opening, each September the Festival’s events and audiences have filled theatres, auditori-ums, churches, courtyards and squares, turning the two cities into a pervasive musical experience.The Festival is at the forefront of the integration processes between the two towns and an example of cultural vitality, to the point that the number of initiatives has now exceeded one hundred, both in Turin and in Milan, with an average of three events daily in each city.MITO offers a single specular program for both of them, albeit with slight variations, and their orches-tras exchange visits, thus establishing a further orig-inal connection between them.So far, the Festival’s offering has ranged from an-cient, classical and contemporary music, with sym-phonic and chamber concerts, to jazz, rock and pop music, and even songwriting performances, often with projects exclusively designed for the Festival.Since 1982, pioneering and significant monographic exhibitions have been dedicated to the main con-temporary composers such as: Thomas Adès, Louis Andriessen, George Benjamin, Luciano Berio, Harrison Birtwistle, Pierre Boulez, Elliot Carter, Luis De Pablo, Franco Donatoni, Henry Dutilleux, Luca Francesconi, Beat Furrer, Sofja Gubajdulina, Hans Werner Henze, György Kurtág, Helmut Lachenmann, György Ligeti, Peter Maxwell Davies, Olivier Messiaen, Luigi Nono, Arvo Pärt, Goffredo Petrassi, Steve Reich, Wolfgang Rihm, Kaija Saariaho, Alfred Schnittke, Salvatore

Sciarrino, Toru Takemitsu, Isang Yun, Iannis Xenakis, Fabio Vacchi. From 1985 to 2011 the exhibitions were supported by the publication of mono-graphic books in collaboration with im-portant Italian publishers.A synthetic overview of some artists host-ed since 1978 also shows the Festival’s extraordinary importance: Claudio Abbado, Roberto Abbado, Salvatore Accardo, Africa Unite, Laurie Anderson, Marta Argerich, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Chet Baker, Daniel Barenboim, Franco Battiato, Stefano Bollani, Goran Bregovic, Alfred Brendel, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Khatia Buniatishvili, Uri Caine, Vinicio Capossela, Myung-Whun Chung, Ornette Coleman, Paolo Conte, Chick Corea, Franco D’Andrea, Colin Davis, Francesco De Gregori, Dave Douglas, Eugenio Finardi, Ivan Fischer, Ivano Fossati, Richard Galliano, Severino Gazzelloni, HK Gruber, Natalia Gutman, Herbie Hancock, Gidon Kremer, Ute Lemper, Nikolai Lugansky, Lorin Maazel, Fiorella Mannoia, Mau Mau, Kurt Masur, Neville Marriner, Bobby McFerrin, Brad Mehldau, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Muti, Gianandrea Noseda, Antonio Pappano, Murray Perahia, Michel Petrucciani, Maria João Pires, Maurizio Pollini, Gregory Porter, Massimo Ranieri, Enrico Rava, Lou Reed, Vadim Repin, Mstislav Rostropovic, Fazil Say, Jordi Savall, Hanna Schygulla, Toni Servillo, David Sylvian, Uto Ughi, Cassandra Wilson, Yuri Temirkanov, McCoy Tyner, Ornella Vanoni, Krystian Zimerman …From the nineties onwards, the Festival has also paid particular attention to ethnic music, with significant events dedicated to the musical traditions of Central Africa, China, the Himalayan region, Java, Cambodia, the Indian Kerala, Iran, Vietnam, Korea, the territo-ries of Gypsy tradition, Japan, Turkey, Haiti and, in 2012, Morocco and Bali.The last three years have seen maestro Nicola Campogrande as the artistic director. The president is Anna Gastel, who is well-known for having dedi-cated all her life to art and culture.Thanks to their contribution, the Festival has now a renewed format that follows a chosen leitmotif, fo-cused on classical music and open to the great rep-ertoire of contemporary music. This year’s theme is Dance: an all-encompassing subject, which will no doubt arouse the public’s curi-osity, sparkling ideas, debates and emotions.

For the first time, the allocations of the 2018 Entertainment Fund have awarded the MITO SettembreMusica Festival with a total contribution of € 194,452 distributed between the Turin Cultural Foundation and “I Pomeriggi Musicali” of Milan. The Ministry has eventually acknowledged the great quality and national and international value of the Festival, also thanks to its long history.MITO will be inaugurated in Turin on Monday 3 September at the Teatro Regio at the presence of the Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities Alberto Bonisoli; and Tuesday 4 at Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra directed by American Marin Alsop and the participation of world-famous star violinist, Julia Fischer.During the 16 days of music in each of the two cit-ies, a total of 125 performances and events will take place, all of them programmed to be enjoyed by a wide audience.Tickets are available at Teatro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2; tel. +39.02.87905201; bigliet-teriamito@ipomeriggi.it; www.ticketone.Their cost ranges from a minimum of €3 to a maxi-mum of €30. For those born in and after 2004 the price of tickets for all concerts is €5.

A selection of MITO events and more info in our What’s On

La Verdi Orchestra conducted by Zhang Xian

performing a last year MITO

International Hemp Fair From 28 to 30 September. From 10.00 to 21.00. Discover the social and economic value and benefits of hemp. On show fabrics, construction, cosmetics and plastics industry pro-ducts. Food has a dedicated “tasting area” with bread, pasta, beer, wine, coffee, ice cream and various sweets. The “grow area” shows the uses of legal hemp in the recreational field, with products for indoor cultivation and Italian and internatio-nal light cannabis brands. At the satellite event “FuoriSalone Canapa 2018” restaurants and shops in different areas of the city will feature hemp-based products and recipes. More info at https://salonecanapa.it/en/. Officina Ventura, Via Ventura 14 • M2 Lambrate

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All Summer. Mon–Thurs. 15.00 -16.00 -17.00 -18.00; Fri–Sun and Holidays: 10.30 - 11.30 - 12.30 - 15.00 - 16.00 - 17.00 -18.00. The navigation on the “Navigli” (the Milanese artificial canals) offers opportunities for tours along the routes of the boats that used to carry supplies to the city of Milan. After a few metres from the dockyard you will see the Vicolo dei Lavandai (the ‘laundrymen alley’) where women used to wash clothes. Up next is Palazzo Galloni, where the Incision Center is located. Then the church of San Cristoforo, one of the most significant monumental complexes of the canals, with its bridge and wash-house. On the way back, passing under the bridge called the “Scodellino” (namely a little wine bowl, a reference the old taverns that used to line the banks), you will re-enter the dock. Thanks to its quays, stretching over 1,000 metres, this used to be one of the largest Mediterranean inland trading ports. €14; under 12 €10; under 3 free. Starting point Alzaia Naviglio Grande 4 • M2 Porta Genova

Milan Women’s Fashion WeekFrom 18th to 24th September. The spring/summer famous clothing trade show held semi-annually in September/Octo-ber of each year is back for its 2019 edition. For further info see: https://www.milanomodadonna.it/en/

Cinema & ...A calendar of movie events that, thanks to the digital cinema technology, showcases the world’s most important exhibi-tions, artists and museums on the big screen.

Cine-MuseumOn 24th, 25th and 26th September. “Salvador Dalí. The se-arch for immortality” (in Italian), an exhaustive journey from 1929, the crucial year in which he joined the Surrealist group, until his death, through the life and work of Salvador Dalí and Gala, his muse and collaborator. On show all the artist’s si-tes: Portlligat (the house-workshop), Figueres (his birthplace, where he created the Dalí museum-theater), Púbol (the castle where he spent his last years), but also big cities like Paris and New York. Images and documents, some of which unpu-blished, will bring us closer to the extraordinary and eccentric work of this legendary painter. A list of the Italian cinemas is available on www.nexodigital.it.

Ecoisole

These “Ecological islands” are fully automated smart boxes for the collection of electric and electronic waste. To use them, just swipe in the appropriate slot your Regional Card of servi-ces (health card), select the type of waste, and place it insi-de the dedicated door that will open automatically. Once the containers are full, the same machine will notify the operators of Ecolight who will come to empty it. To prevent vandalism, the machines are equipped with an anti-intrusion system. At the time of writing they are positioned in 4 city points: Viale Zara 100; Via Valvassori Peroni 56; Via Oglio 18; Viale Tibaldi 41.

CPM Music Institute Open Day (in Italian)

8 September. From 11.00 to 18.00. Orientation day at this music school directed by Franco Mussida, Italian guitar player, composer, and singer best known as the founder and prominent member of the Italian progressive rock band Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM). During the day, it will be possible to receive exhaustive information on the paths and educational programs of the new academic year, the cours-es and available tools. Email corsi@cpm.it; www.facebook.com/CPMMusicInstitute; www.youtube.com/user/Centro-ProfMusica; www.twitter.com/cpmmilano; www.instagram.com/cpmmusicinstitute

Bike Up FestivalOn 22nd and 23rd September. From 10.00 to 18.00. It’s Euro-pean Mobility Week, and this festival is dedicated to electric bicycles. Over 30 e-bike produc-ers will participate in the exhibi-tion. They will offer two days of hands-on experiences and sev-eral guided tours along different routes in the city, such as “from the Castle to Piazza Gae Aulen-ti”, “Historical Milan”, or “Along

the canals”. In addition, the Balance bike with acrobatic performances; mountain or city e-bike tests; and an area dedicated to children. Piazza Castello • M1 Cairoli, M2 Lanza

OpenToArt Ceramics AwardGuldagergaard is an international ceramic research center for development of ceramic art, craft and de-sign. It is situated in an old farm house in the small harbour town of Skælskør approximately one and a half hours from Copenhagen. International artists and designers come here for studio residencies, work-shops and symposiums focusing on contemporary themes.The residency prize offers one of the shortlisted art-ists the possibility of working at Guldagergaard and increasing artistic development, professional experi-ence and network. Applications are now open until September 21, 2018: www.officinesaffi.com/open-to-art/2018/home

Milano CalcioCityFrom 27th September to 1st October. The first major event outside a stadium dedicated to football culture in all its forms, spoken and played. Organized by Milan Trien-nale, it will take place in different kinds of venues, such as courtyards and city streets. Far from the world of foot-ball stars and big money, CalcioCity will explore the game’s grassroots: the road, the stories, the friendships. Wherever there is a ball, there is an open field for everybody to play on. http://www.milanocalciocity.it/

Concert-competition for young musicians

Thursday and Sunday at 17.00. The Sergio Dragoni com-petition (prize €1,000) is aimed at young musicians, aged 13 to 25, winners of the Milan Conservatory Award. They will perform at the retirement home for musicians donated by Giuseppe Verdi, whose grave is housed in the crypt. This prize offers the opportunity for a unique contest that in-volves the young performers and the elderly guests who form the jury (3 opera singers, 2 pianists, 2 violinists, a harpist). See What’s On for further details. €2, including a visit to Giuseppe Verdi’s retirement home, the crypt with his grave and the picture gallery. Casa Verdi, Fondazione Giuseppe Verdi, Piazza Buonarroti 29 • M1 Buonarroti

Note d’Autore CompetitionOpen subscriptions until 14th September. This competi-tion aims to reward the most creative and original musicians as well as their compositions and their lyrics. To participate, record 2 to 4 tracks, add any texts, a photo, a short bio and the regulation signed on each page; send them to the artistic di-rection (Palbert sas via San Maurilio 7, 20123 Milano, or email info@palbert.it. The selected artists will have the opportunity to perform across five preliminary evenings (27 September, 4-11-18-25 October) which will then give access to the two semi-finals (8-15 November), during which 8 final participants will be chosen. The final evening will be November 29th. The qualifiers will be held at the well-known Milanese club Ronchi 78. More info at http://www.palbertmusic.com; call Giacomo Bertacchi at 0289693307, or email info@palbert.it.

Milano Film FestivalFrom 28th September to 7th October. This festival’s he-adquarters are in Piazza XXV Aprile, but its events are spread around the city’s best-known cultural venues: ANTEO Palaz-zo del Cinema, Piccolo Teatro Studio Melato, Spazio Oberdan, BASE Milano, Palazzo Litta and Cascina Cuccagna. A selection committee is choosing the films to be included in the Interna-tional Competitions (about 300 feature films were submitted to the International Feature Film Competition and about 1300 short films to the International Short Film Competition) as well as the non-competing works. Soon the films will be on line at www.milanofilmfestival.it. One week before the beginning of the Festival (September 14-21), Milan will launch its first Movie Week, which is closely connected to the Milano Film Festival. See the detailed program at https://www.milanomo-vieweek.it/

Volleyball Men’s World ChampionshipFrom 21st to 29th September. The competition will take place from 9 to 30 September in the Italian cities of Floren-ce, Milan, Rome, Bari and Bologna and in the Bulgarian ones of Sofia, Ruse and Varna, while the final matches will be held entirely in Turin. The best 24 national teams on the pla-net will be competing for the world title. One of the groups of the second bracket, consisting of 4 teams, will play in Milan. Two matches will be played daily, at 18.00 and at 21.15. Prices (excluding pre-sale rights at www.ticketone.it) are €15 bleachers sector, €25 numbered Tribune, € 50 for the parterre. Mediolanum Forum, Via Di Vittorio 6. Assago (MI) • M2 Assago Forum (buy a “Milan-AssagoForum round-trip ticket”)

Yacht Design Master (in English)

From February 2019 to February 2020 Thanks to their ability to combine design, craftsmanship, technology and in-novation, Italians are world leaders of the booming boating market. This Master offers classroom training divided into nine modules in different areas - with practical exercises, project work and visits to external sites and companies in the field. The value of this Master also lies in the possibility of using the laboratories of the Politecnico di Milano to support the tea-ching activities, including the Wind Gallery, the Models Labo-ratory, the Laboratory Preparations and the SMaRT laboratory - Lecco Innovation Hub. To complete the educational path, there will be a three-month course in some of the most intere-sting professional environments, including design studies and major shipyards such as: Ferretti Group, Sanlorenzo, Stand By Marijana Radovic, Montecarlo Yacht, Rossi Navi, Feadship , Partner ship design, Luca Dini Design, Cariboni, Omega Yacht, Vismara Marine, Palmer Johnson, Team 4 Design, Hotlab, ICE Yacht, Sacs Marine, RWD. To find out more about fees and the three 25% discounts that are available upon request by 26 October 2018, see https://polidesign.net/en. Politecnico di Milano, Via Durando 38A • Passante Ferroviario, Line S3, Mi-lano Nord Bovisa

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Please note On Sunday September 2nd all the following public museums are free.

• Castello Sforzesco, Museo del Novecento, GAM Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, Acquario, Museo Archeologico, Casa Museo Boschi Di Stefano, Studio Museo Francesco Messina, Palazzo Morando, Palazzo Moriggia , Cenacolo Vinciano (booking requested), Pinacoteca di Brera, Gallerie d’Italia

Accessory Designers Master (in English)

From November. Experimentation and respect for tradition are the basic drivers of this training course in which the tech-nical value of the Politecnico brand is strictly connected to the needs of national and international companies. 10 workshops are planned to complete the theoretical training, each focused on the ideation and development of a particular accessory up to the production of a final prototype. These are the topics: Accessory & Luxury: culture, history, trends and market; Ac-cessory Modelling: Rhino; Accessory Graphics and Represen-tation; and the following workshops: hat design; eyewear de-sign; watch design; jewellery design; handbag design; leather design; luggage; shoes design; sportswear; knitwear design; internship and final thesis. For info write to formazione@po-lidesign.net, or call +39 0223995911. Politecnico di Milano, Via Durando 38A • Passante Ferroviario, Line S3, Milano Nord Bovisa

Poli.Design Courses and Master

Founded by the Politecnico di Milano, Poli.Design offers Higher Education Courses and an educational mix of lessons in class, exercises, design workshops, seminars, visits, internships. Access to courses is open and candidates will be selected on the basis of their resumes. All info at https://www.polidesign.net/en/courses

1st September 2018: Saturday

12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of national interest” there are many opportunities for fun and re-laxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Asta Selezionata Prize” €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro IppodromoFrom 22.00 to 03.00: Indie ‘80, italodisco, synthpop, new wave. Performed by Atomic. Admis-sion free. BASE Milano, Via Bergognone 34 • M2 Gari-baldi 22.20: Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Call me by your name” by Luca Guadagnino; starring: Ti-mothée Chalamet, Armie Hammer, Michael Stuhlbarg, Amira Casar, Esther Garrel, Victoire Du Bois. €5/7 + an-nual membership card €3. Cinemino, Via Seneca 6 • M3 Porta Romana

2nd September 2018: Sunday08.00-13.00: Philatelic and numismatic street market. Postcards, collectibles, discs, figurines, pho-tos, stamps, comics, books, posters, medals, coins. Via Armorari, Via Cantù, Via Cordusio • M1Duomo

Polisocial Award 2018The 5th edition of this competition is now open. The initiati-ve fosters scientific research with a strong social impact, and is funded with the tax-return donations to the Politecnico di Milano (5 x mille IRPEF). The 2018 edition of the Award is dedicated to the theme of Cooperation and Development, and the geographical area for the research proposals is Africa. The projects will need to address the topic of Smart Cities and Communities through multidisciplinary researches aimed at identifying local development plans. See http://www.poliso-cial.polimi.it/en/award-2018-2/ for further details.

• To celebrate the first World Bicycle Day, BikeMi launches a new promotion.During all weekends until 7th October it is possible to ride for free for two hours.

12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of national interest” there are many opportunities for fun and re-laxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 13.30–18.00: Free entertainment for children. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Eupili” – “Bessero” – “Ippolito Fassati” Prizes. €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo

17.00: Recital. Six Klavierstücke op. 118, by Brahms and Phantasie-stücke op. 12 by Schumann; perfor-med by Edoardo Mancini, piano. €2, including a visit to Giuseppe Verdi’s retirement home, the crypt with his grave and the picture gallery. Casa Verdi, Fondazione Giuseppe Verdi, Piazza Buonarroti 29 • M1 Buonarroti

19.50: Film in English with Italian subtitles. “A Quiet Passion” by Terence Davies; starring: Cynthia Ni-xon, Jennifer Ehle, Keith Carradine, Catherine Bailey, Jodhi May. €5/7 + annual membership card €3. Cinemi-no, Via Seneca 6 • M3 Porta Romana

3rd September 2018: Monday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50: Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Happy Prince” by Rupert Eve-rett; starring: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Béatrice Dal-le, Miranda Richardson. €5/7.50. Cinema Palazzo An-teo, Sala President, Piazza Venticinque Aprile 8 • M2 Moscova or Garibaldi

4th September 2018: Tuesday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50 (time to be confirmed): Film in English with Italian subtit-les. “Happy Prince” by Rupert Everett; starring: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Béatrice Dalle, Miranda Richardson. €5/7.50. Cinema Arcobaleno, Viale Tunisia 11 • M1 Por-ta VeneziaFrom 21.30 to 01.00: Dj and Indie Karaoke. “Can-ta tu.” A melting pot of pop culture that hosts musi-cal documentaries, DJ sets, indie karaoke, and much more; performed by Ariele Frizzante, DJ, alternative ra-dio host, avant-garde YouTuber, ramshackle musician, Dadaist author, surreal entertainer, patron of the Virus Television. Admission free. BASE Milano, Via Bergogno-ne 34 • M2 Garibaldi

5th September 2018: Wednesday12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of natio-nal interest” there are many opportunities for fun and relaxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Valnanda” Prize. €5; under 14 free; un-der 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galop-po, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo 13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50: Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Happy Prince” by Rupert Eve-rett; starring: Rupert Everett , Colin Firth, Béatrice Dal-le, Miranda Richardson. €5/7.50. Cinema CityLife An-teo, Sala Ariston, Piazza Tre Torri, 1/L • M5 Tre Torri

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17.00: MITO event. “Romantic Dances” performed by Camerata Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, with Davi-de Lattuada, clarinet; Hervé Joulain, horn; Annebeth Webb, violin; Laure Le Dantec, cello; Alissa Firsova, pia-no. €5 at the ticket office and at www.ticketone.it. Tea-tro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2 • M1 CairoliFrom 18.00 to 20.00: Recital. Music by Beethoven and Chopin; performed by Anna Bottani, piano. Admis-sion free. BASE Milano, Via Bergognone 34 • M2 Gari-baldi

18.30: Art exhibi-tion inauguration. “Ho incontrato la vita in un filo d’er-ba.” Solo show by the painter Chiara Maresca, who por-trays Nature with bright colours. Ad-mission free. Orato-rio della Passione, near the Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Piaz-za Sant’Ambrogio • M2 Sant’Ambrogio

21.45: Film in English. Outdoor cinema with wireless headphones. “Blade Runner 2049” by Denis Villeneuve. Starring: Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling, Jared Leto, Ana de Armas, Robin Wright, Mackenzie Davi. €4.50/6. Mare Culturale Urbano, inside Cascina Torrette, Via Giuseppe Gabetti 15, corner Via Novara • M5 San Siro Stadio + bus 80, 74From 22.00 to 01.00: Dj sets. Cultural organizers, il-lustrators, directors, graphic designers, musicians, per-form their favorite sounds that animate the Milanese cultural scene. Admission free. BASE Milano, Via Bergo-gnone 34 • M2 Garibaldi

6th September 2018: Thursday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50 (time to be confirmed): Film in English with Italian subtit-les. “Happy Prince” by Rupert Everett; starring: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Béatrice Dalle, Miranda Richardson. €5/7.50. Cinema Mexico, Via Savona 57 • M2 Porta Ge-nova F.S., tram 14

19.00: Art exhibition inauguration. “Tightrope Walking and Its Wordless Shadow”, the first solo exhibi-tion by the Korean artist Haegue Yang, presents the wide range of expressive media that distinguishes his art: from collage to video, from performing sculptures to large installations. The show is divided into three re-curring environments, such as the interest in abstrac-tion and geometry; the movement and performativity; the relationship between “folding” and “unfolding”, which the artist explores as interconnected practices. The main theme is his search for the “inexpressible”: the urgency to create a language whose potentiality is similar to tightrope walking, where every movement is much more than dynamic; it is charged with a tension that evokes strong emotions and perceptions. Triennale di Milano, Viale Alemagna 6 • M1/2 Cadorna

21.00: MITO event. Music by Korngold, Bern-stein, Williams, Gershwin / Jascha Heifetz; performed by I Solisti de la-Verdi; with Luca Santaniello, violin; and Carlotta Nicole Lusa, piano. €3. Te-atro della Coopera-tiva, Via Privata Hermada 8 • Tram 4 Niguarda Centro

21.00: Live rock. “Notime” covers by Ligabue, No-emi, Nek, Simple Plan, Ed Sheeran, Pink, Avicii. For information:www.unibocconi.it/campuslife. Admission free. Università Bocconi, Aula Magna, Via Gobbi 5 • M3 Porta Romana + tram 9,15; bus 79, 90, 91

7th September 2018: Friday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50 (time to be confirmed): Film in English with Italian subtit-les. “Happy Prince” by Rupert Everett; starring: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Béatrice Dalle, Miranda Richardson. €5/7.50. Cinema Ducale, Piazza Napoli 27 • tram 14, bus 90/9115.00: Harness racing. “Super Light Prize.” €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Trotto, Viale Piccolomini 2 • M5 San Siro IppodromoFrom 22.00 to 03.00: Dj set. Performed by Atomic. €1. BASE Milano, Via Bergognone 34 • M2 Garibaldi

8th September 2018: Saturday12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of natio-nal interest” there are many opportunities for fun and relaxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Alberto Chantre” Prize. €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo 21.00: Live. Laura Pausini. From €35. Booking at www.tickeone.it. Mediolanum Forum, Via Di Vittorio 6. Assa-go (MI) • M2 Assago Forum (buy a “Milan-AssagoForum round-trip ticket”)

9th September 2018: Sunday08.00-13.00: Philatelic and numismatic street market. Postcards, collectibles, discs, figurines, pho-tos, stamps, comics, books, posters, medals, coins. Via Armorari, Via Cantù, Via Cordusio • M1Duomo

09.00–17.00: Themed street market. “Vecchi libri in Piazza.” Old, antique, rare and collectible books for amateurs. Today’s topic is cinema and theatre. Piazza Diaz • M1 Duomo

12.00: MITO event. Missa Omnium San-ctorum ZWV 21 by Jan Zelenka; performed by vocal and instru-mental Ensem-ble laBarocca; choir master Gianluca Capua-no; conducted by Ruben Jais. Admission free. Church of San Marco, Piazza San Marco • M2 Lanza

12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of national interest” there are many opportunities for fun and re-laxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 13.30–18.00: Free entertainment for children. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Buccinasco Prize.” €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo

17.00: Chamber music. Music by To-sti, Verdi, Respighi, Bellini and Donizetti; performed by Cate-rina Piva, mezzoso-prano; and Maxine Gloria Rizzotto, pia-no. €2, including a visit to Giuseppe Verdi’s retirement home, the crypt with his grave and the picture gallery. Casa Verdi, Fondazione Giuseppe Verdi, Piazza Buonarroti 29 • M1 Buonarroti

21.00: MITO event. “Tango” by Igor Stra-vinsky, Carlos Gardel, Mariano Mores, Astor Piazzolla; performed by Orchestra Sinfoni-ca di Milano Giuseppe Verdi; conducted by Giuseppe Grazioli; with Fabio Armiliato, tenor; Davide Vendra-min, bandoneón. €20. Auditorium di Milano, Largo Gustav Mahler 1 (Corso San Gottar-do) • M1 Duomo + tram 3; M2 Porta Ge-nova + bus 59

21.00: Live. Laura Pausini. From €35. Booking at www.tickeone.it. Mediolanum Forum, Via Di Vittorio 6. Assa-go (MI) • M2 Assago Forum (buy a “Milan-AssagoForum round-trip ticket”)From 22.00 to 03.00: Indie ‘80, italodisco, synthpop, new wave. Performed by Atomic. Admission free. BASE Milano, Via Bergognone 34 • M2 Garibaldi

10th September 2018: Monday13.00,15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50 (to be confir-med): Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Oce-an’s 8” by Gary Ross; starring: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett. €5/7.50. Cinema Palazzo Anteo, Sala Presi-dent, Piazza Venticinque Aprile 8 • M2 Moscova or Ga-ribaldi

11th September 2018: Tuesday13.00, 15.20, 17.30,19.40, 21.50 (to be confir-med): Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Oce-an’s 8” by Gary Ross; starring: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett. €5/7.50. Cinema Arcobaleno, Viale Tunisia 11 • M1 Porta Venezia

19.00: Design exhibition inauguration. “Unico e ri-petibile” (namely “Unique and Repeatable”). An explo-ration of the relationship between unique artworks and serial artefacts. On show more than 100 works and enthralling objects that the gallerist Massimo De Carlo has privately collected, with passion and dedication, du-ring his travels around the globe. Admission free. Trien-nale di Milano, Viale Alemagna 6 • M1/2 Cadorna

courtesy Paolo Dalprato

courtesy Paolo Dalprato

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21.00: Live. Laura Pausini. From €35. Booking at www.tickeone.it. Mediolanum Forum, Via Di Vittorio 6. Assa-go (MI) • M2 Assago Forum (buy a “Milan-AssagoForum round-trip ticket”)17.00: Live folk rock. “Sky Trails” performed by David Crosby & Friends; with James Raymond, keys; MaiA-gan, bass; Steve DiStanislao, drums; Jeff Pevar, guitar; Michelle Williskeys and voice. €39/69 pre sale included www.ticketone.it. Teatro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2 • M1 Cairoli

12th September 2018: Wednesday12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of natio-nal interest” there are many opportunities for fun and relaxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Fetonte Prize” €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50: Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Ocean’s 8” by Gary Ross; starring: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett. €5/7.50. Cinema CityLife Anteo, Sala Ariston, Piazza Tre Torri, 1/L • M5 Tre Torri 21.00: Live. Laura Pausini. From €35. Booking at www.tickeone.it. Mediolanum Forum, Via Di Vittorio 6. Assa-go (MI) • M2 Assago Forum (buy a “Milan-AssagoForum round-trip ticket”)21.00: MITO event. Classical and symphonic music performed by Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino, with Ch-loe Hanslip, violin; conducted by Giampaolo Pretto. €20 at the ticket office and at www.ticketone.it. Teatro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2 • M1 Cairoli

13th September 2018: ThursdayFrom 10.00 to 18.00: Italian courses open day program. See: https://www.ils-corsiitaliano.com/en-gb/home. Scuola ILS, International Language School Milan, Via Disciplini 5 • M3 Missori13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50 (to be confir-med): Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Oce-an’s 8” by Gary Ross; starring: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett. €5/7.50. Cinema Mexico, Via Savona 57 • M2 Porta Genova F.S., tram 1417.00: MITO event. Classical and symphonic music by Michael Daugherty, Maurice Ravel, Francis Poulenc, Geor-ge Gershwin, performed by I Pomeriggi Musicali Orche-stra, with Zee Zee, piano; conducted by Alessandro Ca-dario. €5 at the ticket office and at www.ticketone.it. Te-atro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2 • M1 Cairoli

19.00: Art exhibition inauguration. “The last days in Galliate” by the sculptor Leonor Antunes. This is the ar-tist’s first major exhibition in Italy, conceived as a com-plex site-specific installation that fills the 1,400 square metres of Hangar Bicocca’s so-called Shed space. Ad-mission free. Hangar Bicocca, Via Chiese 2 • M5 Istria21.40: Film in Italian with English subtitles. “Amarcord” by Federico Fellini with music by the Golden Globe (1973) and Oscar (1975) winner Nino Rota. €5/7 + annual membership card €3. Cinemino, Via Seneca 6 • M3 Porta Romana 22.00: Live jazz, swing. Music from the 1920s and 30s; performed by Jude Lindy, voice; Claudio Perelli, winds; Mauro Porro, piano; Luca Garlaschelli, double bass; Alessio Pacifico, drums. Admisison free. Drinks purchase required. Caffè Doria Jazz Club, Viale Andrea Doria 22 • M1 Loreto

14th September 2018: Friday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.40, 21.50 (to be confir-med): Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Oce-an’s 8” by Gary Ross; starring: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett. €5/7.50. Cinema Ducale, Piazza Napoli 27 • tram 14, bus 90/91

15.00: Harness racing. “Lovre Prize.” €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Trotto, Viale Piccolomini 2 • M5 San Siro Ippodromo20.00: Dinner event. Two first courses and 1 drink €10, or a selection from a menu. Booking recommen-ded at 0236511752. 20.30. Celtic music and dance. Acoustic Celtic Fusion performed by Sheegolah; fol-lowing folk music for dancing by Balbazar, with Nicolas Schrecklinger, clarinet; Paolo Bernamonti, guitar; Chri-stian Sgarella, percussion; Andrea Paganini, accordion. €5. Bar/Trattoria “da Bruna e Sandro”, Via Trieste 17 • M1 De Angeli21.00: MITO event. Classical and symphonic music by Tchaikovsky and Prokof’ev; performed by the Teatro Re-gio Orchestra, with Elisso Virsaladze, piano; conducted by Vasily Petrenko. €20 at the ticket office and at www.ticketone.it. Teatro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2 • M1 Cairoli

15th September 2018: Saturday09.00–19.00: Street market. Antiques market exhi-bition for amateurs and collectors. From 15.30 to 18.30: “Grandparents games,” workshop for children with woo-den artisanal games crafted to faithfully reproduce the games of our forefathers. Piazza Sant’Eustorgio • M2 Lanza

15.00: Rite in Duomo. First day of the Triduum of The Holy Nail, with the Rite of the Ni-vola and exposition of the Holy Nail. To read all about it, please see http://www.hellomilano.it/hm/the-nivola-and-the-holy-nail/. Admission free. Duomo, Piazza Duomo • MM1/3 Duomo

18.20. Dance and dinner. Folk dances with the tea-cher Sofia Verco. Contribution recommended € 15. 20.00: Following dinner event. Two first courses and one drink €10, or a selection from a menu. Booking recommended at 0236511752. Following, concert and Irish ballads performed by Lyrananda. Traditional music with dance class by Sofia Verco; and Albanian music and dances by Shqiponjat. €5. Bar/Trattoria “da Bruna e Sandro”, Via Trieste 17 • M1 De Angeli

16th September 2018: Sunday08.00-13.00: Philatelic and numismatic street market. Postcards, collectibles, discs, figurines, pho-tos, stamps, comics, books, posters, medals, coins. Via Armorari, Via Cantù, Via Cordusio • M1Duomo08.00–19.00: Street market. Antiques, arts and craf-ts market exhibition for collectors, hobbyists, and ama-teurs. Via Marconi • M1 Duomo12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of national interest” there are many opportunities for fun and relaxa-tion. Restaurants and bars on site. 13.30–18.00: Free entertainment for children. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “La Bergamina” – “Pontenure” Prizes €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galop-po, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo

15.00 (date and time to be confirmed): Premier League Football. Inter Milan versus Parma. Stadio Me-azza San Siro, Piazzale Angelo Moratti • M5 San Siro Stadio

16.00: Rite in Duomo. Second day of the Triduum of The Holy Nail. Celebration of the Holy Cross, and procession with the Holy Nail. To read all about it, please see http://www.hellomilano.it/hm/the-nivola-and-the-holy-nail/. Admis-sion free. Duomo, Piazza Duomo • MM1/3 Duomo

17.00: Recital. Music by Ravel, Debussy, Liszt; performed by Francesco Granata, piano. €2, inclu-ding a visit to Giuseppe Verdi’s retirement home, the crypt with his grave and the picture gallery. Casa Verdi, Fondazione Giuseppe Verdi, Piazza Buonarroti 29 • M1 Buo-narroti

20.00: Orchestral music. Piano Concerto No. 5 in E ma-jor, Op. 73, by Ludwig van Beethoven, known as the Empe-ror Concerto; Symphony No. 1 in D major by Gustav Mahler; performed by Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giusep-pe Verdi, with Enrico Pace, piano; conducted by Claus Peter Flor. €14/85. For info and booking call 02.83389401/2/3, Auditorium ticket office open from Tues to Sun 10.00-19.00; online at www.laverdi.org - www.vivaticket.it. Tea-tro alla Scala, Piazza della Scala • M1/3 Duomo21.00: MITO event. Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37; and Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 by Ludwig van Beethoven; performed by the Filarmonica della Scala, with Seong-Jin Cho, piano; conducted by Myung-Whun Chung. €25/30. Teatro degli Arcimboldi, Viale dell’Innovazione 20 • M5 Bicocca

17th September 2018: Monday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30: Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Isle of Dogs” animation film by Wes Anderson. €5/7.50. Cinema Palazzo Anteo, Sala President, Piazza Venticinque Aprile 8 • M2 Moscova or Garibaldi17.00: MITO event. Classical and symphonic music by Jean-Philippe Rameau, Maurice Ravel, Alfredo Ca-sella, Gabriel Fauré; performed by the Conservatories students of Turin and Milan Orchestra; conducted by Francesco Cilluffo. €5 at the ticket office and at www.ti-cketone.it. Teatro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2 • M1 Cairoli

17.30: Rite in Duomo. Third day of the Triduum of The Holy Nail. Pontifical Mass. Presided over by the Cardinal Archbi-shop of Milan and music sung by the Scholae Cantorum Ca-thedral choir. Conclusion of the rite of the Nivola and reposi-tion of the Holy Nail. To read all about it, please see http://www.hellomilano.it/hm/the-nivola-and-the-holy-nail/.

Admission free. Duomo, Piazza Duomo • MM1/3 Duomo

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18.30: Art exhibition inauguration. A collective exhibition by young Chinese artists from Beijing’s 798 district. The 798 Factory, which originally produced electronics, is now an immense area that serves as an exhibition space rented and renovated by local and in-ternational artists. The former factory now features de-sign galleries, artists’ studios, and art centres. Galleria MAEC Milan Art & Events Center, Via Lupetta 3 • M3 Missori, M1 Duomo

18.30: Art exhibition inauguration. In collabora-tion with the gallery Annely Juda Fine Art, a solo show by the English painter Alan Charlton. A bilingual mono-graphy with an essay by An-tonella Soldaini, texts by Barry Barker and Emile Charlton, and an updated iconography and bio-biblio-graphy will be published for the occasion. Admission free. Galleria Arte Invernizzi, Via

Scarlatti 12 • M1 Lima, M2 Caiazzo, M3 Stazione Centrale

18th September 2018: Tuesday08.00-19.00: Street market. High quality arts and crafts exhibition. Via Brera, Via Fiori Chiari, Via Fiori Oscuri • M2 Lanza13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30 (time to be con-firmed: Film in English with Italian subtitles). “Isle of Dogs” animation film by Wes Anderson. €5/7.50. Ci-nema Arcobaleno, Viale Tunisia 11 • M1 Porta Venezia15.00: Harness racing. “Nad Al Sheba Prize.” €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ip-podromo del Trotto, Viale Piccolomini 2 • M5 San Siro Ippodromo18.00: Art exhibition inauguration. “Anima(re) la Materia” (namely ‘animating matter’,) solo show by the sculptor Vittorio Sinoni, with the participation of the Au-stralian musician Christopher Pisk. Admission free. Gal-leria Spazioalbello, Via Antonio Cecchi 8 • M1 De Angeli

18.30: Art exhibi-tion inauguration. “Oltreparola.” Solo show by Alfredo Ra-petti Mogol with a selection of works, some of them unpu-blished, where signs and broken words emerge from the pictorial material and from the most varied supports, be they cement, lead, old manuscript she-ets, acrylics or pa-ges of notebooks

yellowed over time. In honour of Milan Fashion Week, the show also offers the opportunity to admire an exclusive dress designed for the occasion by Gianni To-lentino on a fabric featuring one of Alfredo Rapetti Mo-gol’s works. Admission free. Galleria VS Arte, Via Cio-vasso 11 • M3 Turati

19th September 2018: Wednesday09.00–18.00: Street market. Crafts, collectibles, vin-tage. Piazza San Nazaro in Brolo 5 (Corso di Porta Ro-mana) • M3 Missori

12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of national interest” there are many opportunities for fun and re-laxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Planetario” – “Pinacoteca Di Brera” Pri-zes. €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30 “Isle of Dogs” ani-mation film by Wes Anderson. €5/7.50. Cinema CityLife Anteo, Sala Ariston, Piazza Tre Torri, 1/L • M5 Tre Torri 21.00: MITO event. Classical and symphonic music by Osvaldo Golijov and Johannes Brahms; performed by the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della Rai; with Enrico Dindo, cello; conducted by Stanislav Kochanovsky. €20 at the ticket office and at www.ticketone.it. Teatro Dal Verme, Via San Giovanni sul Muro 2 • M1 Cairoli

20th September 2018: Thursday08.00–19.00: Street market. Antiques, arts and craf-ts market exhibition for collectors, hobbyists, and ama-teurs. Piazza Diaz, Via Gonzaga • M1 Duomo13.00, 15.20,17.30,19.30, 21.30 (time to be con-firmed: Film in English with Italian subtitles.) “Isle of Dogs,” animation film by Wes Anderson. €5/7.50. Ci-nema Mexico, Via Savona 57 • M2 Porta Genova F.S., tram 1421.00: Live jazz outdoors. Music performed by “La civica Jazz Band” conducted by Enrico Intra, guest Gian-luigi Trovesi, sax. Admission free. Politecnico di Milano, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32 • M2 Piola21.00: Live. “Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets” with Nick Mason, Gary Kemp, Guy Pratt, Lee Harris and Dom Beken. €58/98 at www.ticketone.it. Teatro degli Arcim-boldi, Viale dell’Innovazione 20 • M5 Bicocca22.00: Live jazz. Performed by Paolo Tomelleri Quin-tet; with Paolo Tomelleri, clarinet; Sofia Tomelleri, sax; Fabrizio Bernasconi, piano; Marco Mistrangelo, double bass; Toni Arco, drums. Admisison free. Drinks purcha-se required. Caffè Doria Jazz Club, Viale Andrea Doria 22 • M1 Loreto

21st September 2018: Friday13.00, 15.20,17.30,19.30, 21.30 (time to be con-firmed): Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Isle of Dogs,” animation film by Wes Anderson. €5/7.50. Ci-nema Ducale, Piazza Napoli 27 • tram 14, bus 90/91

22nd September 2018: Saturday

16.00: Live. “One More Light Memorial II” a tribute to Chester Bennington, with the participation of the headli-ner Julien K and over 10 bands that will play the most famous songs of Chester and the Linkin Park, such as Black Sheep, Codename: Delirious, Colors Void, Dual Project, Living Theory, Nero Argento, Ivan King, Lost In The Dream, Pure, Ravenscry. “Dirty Mondays”, the most incredible rock ‘n’ roll party in Milan, will follow. Both events €20; “Dirty Mondays” only, €10. www.ticketone.it. Half of the net proceeds from the event will be dona-ted to L’Amico Charly Onlus, an association that deals with youth problems. Alcatraz, Via Valtellina 25 • Pas-sante Lancetti; M3 Maciachini

17.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of natio-nal interest” there are many opportunities for fun and relaxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 18.00: Horse racing. “Delle Aste” Prize. €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piaz-zale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo

20.00: Orchestral mu-sic. Charity event in sup-port of the Lions Clubs In-ternational Core 4 Diabe-tes project. Extraordinary rehearsal with music by Luciano Berio and Leo-nard Bernstein, perfor-med by La Scala Philhar-monic, conducted by John Axelrod, and the interna-tionally renowned English vocal group The Swingles, five-time-Grammy Awards-winners and per

formers of several movie and television series soundtracks (including Sex and the City, Milk, Gray’s Anatomy and Glee). Info biglietteria@aragorn.it. €5/50. Telephone pre-sales: 02 465467467, from Monday to Friday, 10.00-13.00 / 14.00-17.00. Teatro alla Scala, Piazza della Scala • M1/3 Duomo

23rd September 2018: Sunday08.00-13.00: Philatelic and numismatic street market. Postcards, collectibles, discs, figurines, pho-tos, stamps, comics, books, posters, medals, coins. Via Armorari, Via Cantù, Via Cordusio • M1Duomo12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of national interest” there are many opportunities for fun and re-laxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 13.30–18.00: Free entertainment for children. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “F.Tesio (G2)-E.” – “S. Cumani (G3)” – “Del Piazzale(G3)” Prizes. €5; under 14 free; under 18, wo-men and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo15.00: Premier League Football. Milan versus Ata-lanta. Stadio Meazza San Siro, Piazzale Angelo Moratti • M5 San Siro Stadio

17.00: Chamber music. Music by Cherubini, Cambini, Sibelius, Reger; performed by Trio Hegel, with David Scaroni, violin; Davide Bravo, viola; Andrea Marcolini, cello. €2, including a visit to Giuseppe Verdi’s retirement home, the crypt with his grave and the picture gallery. Casa Verdi, Fondazione Giuseppe Verdi, Piazza Buonar-roti 29 • M1 Buonarroti

24th September 2018: Monday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30. “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot” by Gus Van Sant; starring: Joa-quin Phoenix, Rooney Mara. €5/7.50. Cinema Palazzo Anteo, Sala President, Piazza Venticinque Aprile 8 • M2 Moscova or Garibaldi

25th September 2018: Tuesday08.00-19.00: Street market. High quality arts and crafts exhibition. Via Brera, Via Fiori Chiari, Via Fiori Oscuri • M2 Lanza13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30 (time to be confirmed): Film in English with Italian subtitles.“Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot” by Gus Van Sant; starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Rooney Mara. €5/7.50. Cinema Arcobaleno, Viale Tunisia 11 • M1 Porta Venezia

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Netherlands Via San Vittore 45 tel. 02.4855.841New Zealand Via Terraggio 17 tel. 02.7217.0001Nicaragua Via Masotto 21 tel. 02.70.00.69.78Norway Piazza Castello 20 tel. 02.874.234Pakistan Via Pisani 8 tel. 02.36.51.27.06Panama Via Montenapoleone 23 tel. 02.7600.5220Paraguay Via V. Monti 79/3 tel. 02.4815.532Peru Via Bracco 1 tel. 02.66.80.96.17Philippines Via Stromboli 1 tel. 02.4398.0383Poland Corso Vercelli 56 tel. 02.4801.8978Portugal Viale Beatrice d’Este 1 tel. 02.6698.6480Romania Via Gignese 2 tel. 02.4007.4023Russia Fed. Via S. Aquilino 3 tel. 02.4870.6041San Marino Via San Martino 12 tel. 02.5830.1172Serbia Via Serao 1 tel. 02.48.17.247Seychelles Via Caldesi 6 tel. 02.66.22.35.22Slovakia Piazzale Lugano 9 tel. 02.39.32.58.66South Africa Vic. S. Giovanni sul Muro 4 tel. 02.8858.581Spain Via Fatebenefratelli 26 tel. 02.6328.831Sweden Via San Paolo 7 tel. 02.86.91.52.66Switzerland Via Palestro 2 tel. 02.77.79.161Tanzania Via Santa Sofia 12 tel. 02.5830.7126Thailand Viale Berengario 15 tel. 02.460.299Tunisia Viale Bianca Maria 8 tel. 02.5463.499Turkey Via Larga 19 tel. 02.58.21.201U. K Via San Paolo, 7 tel. 02.723.001Ukraine Via Maria Teresa 8 tel. 02.86.98.48.63Uruguay Piazza Diaz 6 tel. 02.8056.786U. S. A. Via Principe Amedeo 2/10 tel. 02.290.351Venezuela Largo Toscanini 1 tel. 02.7600.2170

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• AirportsMalpensa (airport code MXP): Terminal 1 is used by most of the major airlines. Terminal 2 is much smaller. General airport information: tel. +3902232323 (call centre). www.milanomalpensa-airport.com; www.sea-aeroportimilano.it. Transport to Malpensa: “Malpensa Express” train service from Stazione Cadorna railway station. Trains run from 4.27 to 23.27 approximately every half-hour, with extra trips outside these times by bus. Journey time 40 mins. www.malpensaexpress.it www.trenord.it. “Malpensa Shuttle” coach service runs every 20 minutes (fewer trips early and late) from 15.45 to 00.15, from Pi-azza IV Novembre. €8. Approx 50 minutes. www.malpen-sashuttle.it. The “Malpensa Bus Express” coach service runs every 20-30 minutes from 4.00 to 23.00, from Milan Central Station, Piazza IV Novembre. €8. Approx 60 minutes. Info: www.autostradale.it.Train from the Central Station from 05.25 to 23.25.Malpensa-Linate coach service: 5 trips a day from 9.30 to 16.30 approx, journey time 70 minutes, €13, info www.malpensashuttle.it/mxp-lin.htm. Milan-Malpensa by taxi: €95, 45 to 75 minutes. The €95 price is a fixed charge as long as you go direct, no interme-diate stops.Linate (airport code LIN): General information: tel. +3902232323 (call centre). www.milanolinate-airport.com; www.sea-aeroportimilano.it. Transport to Linate: bus n° 73, via Gonzaga (M1/M3 Duo-mo) runs from 5.03 to 1.36 Use the normal bus (“ATM”) ticket €1,50 see Public transport. The journey takes 25 min-utes; Linate airport is 7 km from the city centre. The bus runs from 5.35 to 00.35. A coach service runs from the Central Station, Piazza Luigi di Savoia, every half-hour approx. from 5.30 to 22.00. Jour-ney time 25 minutes. €5. By taxi from the city centre, €50 circa.Orio al Serio (near Bergamo, airport code BGY): Call centre +39035326323, www.orioaeroporto.it. Transport to Orio al Serio: a coach service run by Auto-stradale leaves from Milan Central Station, Piazza Luigi di Savoia, every day, from 02.45 to 23.15 every 30-40 min-utes. The trip takes 1 hour. €5. www.orioshuttle.com; www.autostradale.it. By taxi: around €95.

• CampsiteThe “Camping Village Città di Milano” is in Via Gaetano Airaghi 61 tel. 02.48.207.017. Tents, campers, caravans. It is next to a waterpark, and it offers various sports facilities. See http://www.campingmilano.it/en/home.php.

• Changing moneyBanks: open Mon-Fri, circa 8.30-13.30; 14.45-15.45. Money changing shops in Piazza Duomo, Piazza Scala, Via Orefici, Via Dante, the Central Station and the airports.Post office Money can also be changed at the central post office, Via Cordusio 4 (MM1 Cordusio, see under Post-age), and a few other post offices: Via Spinola 10 (MM1 Amendola), Via Moscova 30 (MM2 Moscova), Central Sta-tion post office, and at Linate airport. Best rates are in the post offices, followed by banks.

• Lombardy lakesLago di Como The famous lakeside city is just an hour from Milan by train, and so it is an attrac-tive possibility for a day’s excursion. The service “A Friend in Mi-lan” will take you there by car or by train. If you want to do it your-self, take a train from the Stazione Nord sta-tion, in Piazza Cador-na, to Como Lago, a station positioned right on the lakeside www.trenord.it. From here, ferries and hydrofoils will take you all over the lake, and a bus to Bellagio offers a cheap and picturesque alternative to boat transport. Info from the Como tourist office, tel.+39031304137, www.visitcomo.eu. Ferry info www.navigazionelaghi.it

Lago MaggioreIt is the second largest lake in It-aly, extended for about 65 kilome-tres (40 miles). The climate is mild both in sum-mer and winter, producing Medi-terranean vege-tation, with many gardens growing

rare and exotic plants. Well-known gardens include those of the Borromean and Brissago Islands, the Villa Taranto in Verbania, and the Alpinia botanical garden above Stresa. “A Friend in Milan” will take you there by car or by train. If you want to do it yourself, take a train from the Stazi-one Stazione Centrale or Stazione Porta Garibaldi to Stresa www.lenord.it. From here, ferries and hydrofoils will take you all over the lake. http://http://www.navigazionelaghi.it/eng/index.asp

• Driving, parkingWhenever you leave your car unattended, make sure that there are no bags, cameras, wallets etc. in sight inside. To enter the city centre (the area within the so-called “Cerchia dei Bastioni”, a circular area which, to give you an idea, starts from Porta Venezia on one side, Piazza XXIV Maggio on the other), you have to pay a tariff in the Area C system, about €5 per entrance. The Area C system operates Mon-Fri 7.30-19.30, Thur 7.30-18.00. For further info, click on the Area C banner on the website www.comune.milano.it. Petrol stations in the city close for lunch, Saturday after-noons and Sunday. There are a few self-service pumps in the city. Motorway service stations are open 24 hrs a day. To park in the streetside areas marked by blue lines, you need to buy a SostaMilano card, on sale at the “ATM Point” in the Duomo metro station (open Mon-Sat 7.45-20.00; Sun 10.15-13.15/14.00-17.30), and in Cadorna, Centrale F.S., Loreto and Romolo metro stations, as well as in many bars and tobacconists. The cards are also sold directly by the attendants near the parking areas (they have uniforms and ID cards). You mark the start of stay on the card by scratching the year, month, day, and time. Various privately-run car-parks also exist (blue P sign). If you are driving into Milan, you can use the multistorey car parks at the Met-ro stations Cascina Gobba, Famagosta, Bisceglie, Molino Dorino and Lampugnano, open 6.00-01.00, the cheapest parking in the city. Don’t leave your car in areas marked by the tow-away symbol, or in areas marked by yellow lines (areas reserved for residents). If your car should be clamped or towed away, you will have to contact the Poli-zia Locale (traffic wardens), whose offices are in Piazza Beccaria 19 (MM1/3 Duomo), tel. 02.02.08. Keep dipped headlights on during the daytime.

• European Emergency Tel. Number 112. In case of stolen goods or documents, you will need to contact the police station, Questura, in Via Fatebenefra-telli 11 (M3 Turati), tel. 02.62.261.

• Guided toursPersonalized tours are offered by “A Friend in Milan” (see space last page) or www.friendinmilan.co.uk. “Autostradale” runs a three-hour coach tour every day except Mondays, starting at 9.30, in Piazza Duomo (in front of the Cathedral). It includes a visit to the Last Supper, and to the most important monuments. Cost €75 per person. Info at www.autostradale.it. “Zani Viaggi” runs a coach sightseeing. Info from their office in Foro Bonaparte 76, tel. 02.867.131, www.za-niviaggi.it. The “Centro Guide” provides official guides for tours for up to 25 people, in various languages. Tel. +39 3485660758, or www.centroguidemilano.net.

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Santa Eufemia

Santa Mariapresso

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• Horseracing tracks“San Siro Galoppo” (flat racing course) Via Caprilli/Piaz-zale dello Sport; “San Siro Trotto” (harness racing stadium) just opposit in Piazzale dello Sport. www.ippodromisnai.it; For further information:ufficiostampa.ippica@snaitech.it; tel.+39 02 482162

• Information resourcesAmerican Chamber of Commerce, Via Cantù 1, tel. 02.8690.661, www.amcham.it. Austrian Cultural Insti-tute, Piazza Liberty 8, tel. 02.78.37.41/2, includes a library.Austrian Cultural Forum, Piazza Liberty 8, tel.+39 0277807803, https://www.bmeia.gv.at/kf-mailand/British Council, Via Manzoni 38, tel. 02.77.22.21, www.britishcouncil.it, language courses, UK university and school info, special events. Library for course students only. British Chamber of Commerce, Via Dante 12, tel. 02877798, www.britchamitaly.com, bcci@britchamitaly.com helps start up, build and run businesses in Italy, and has an extensive range of social activities. United States Study Centre (Centro per gli Stu-di degli Stati Uniti - CSSU), Piazza Sant’Alessandro 1, tel. +39 0250313593/0250313567, a library open to the public Mon-Thur 9.30-17.30, Fri 9.30-13.30. http://users.unimi.it/cssu/. Centre Culturel Français, Palazzo delle Stelline, Corso Magenta 63, tel. 02.485.91.91, multimedia library open Tue-Thur 12.30-19.30; Fri and Sat 10.00-16.00; Closed on Monday. www.institutfrancais.it. mediateca-milano@institutfrancais.it French language films, French courses courses organized. Goethe Institut, Via San Paolo 10, tel. 02.7769.171, library (see website for opening times), with over 20,000 books, magazines, newspapers, cassettes, videos, CDs; courses, cinema, www.goethe.de/mailand. Instituto Cervantes, Via Dante 12, tel.02.72.02.34.50, courses, films, library, http://milan.cervantes.es.

• Left luggageCentral Station, Piazza Duca d’Aosta, Deposito Bagagli (ground floor). Open every day, 06.00-23.00,tel+390239622425. https://www.milanocentrale.it/itservizi/dettaglio/deposito-baga-gli

• Lost and found In the City Milan City Council lost property office: Via Friuli 30, Mon-Fri 8.30-12.00/13.00-15.30, tel +390288453900, fax +39 02 88453996. This is where items lost on buses, trams and metro end up, and it is also the final destination for documents found in the street and put into post boxes. http://www.comune.milano.it/wps/portal/ist/en.In taxi. If you leave something in a taxi, you may have a chance of getting it back if you have the receipt for the taxi ride (which has the taxi’s ID on it) and the phone number of the radio-paging service. So it’s a good idea to ask for a receipt whenever you use a taxi!

• Medical servicesAmbulance phone 118. Italian Red Cross (ambulance): phone 02.3883. Doctors on call for problems that would normally be handled by the family doctor: available Mon-Fri, Sun 20.00-8.00, Sat 14.00-20.00, tel. 02.34.567. NB in case of emergencies, to call a doctor dial 800193344. The service is available from 8.00 to 20.00 on the days before holidays; on holidays, Saturday and Sunday and from 20.00 to 8.00 every night.Hospitals:Fatebenefratelli, Corso di Porta Nuova 23, tel. 02.63.631, 02.6363.2442.Ophthalmic emergency dept, Piazzale Principessa Clotilde 3, tel. 02.6363.2239.Maggiore Policlinico, Via Francesco Sforza 28-35, tel. 02.55031, 02.5503.3209, 02.5503.3434.Niguarda Ca’ Granda, piazza Ospedale Maggiore 3, tel. 02.644.41.Obstetric/gynaecological emergency dept, Via Macedo-nio Melloni 52, tel. 02.6363.3220.Pharmacies A convenient place in which to find advice on minor com-plaints, as staff are medically trained. The Central Station pharmacy is open 24 hours a day, currently on the ground floor on the right-hand side of the station.

• Original language booksAmerican Bookstore, Via Camperio 16 (M1 Cairoli), Feltrinelli, Via Manzoni 12 (M1/3 Duomo). Biblioteca di Anglistica, Piazza S. Alessandro 1, tel. +39 0250313593/0250313567, open Mon-Thur 9.30-17.30, Fri 9.30-13.30. http://users.unimi.it/cssu/.

• Personal identityIt is a good idea to have your passport or ID card with you at all times, as you may be asked for it in the most sur-prising of situations (using a library, Internet café, etc.)

• PostagePost offices are marked with a yellow “PT” sign. The cen-tral post office for letters, parcels etc. is in Via Cordu-sio 4, open Mon-Fri 8.00-19.00; Sat 8.30-12.00, Sun closed. The post office is for postal account payments, money changing etc. Most other post offices are open in the morning only, Mon-Fri 8.00-14.00, Sat 9.30-13.00. Stamps are also available at tobacconists (T sign). Italian first day covers and other philatelic products are sold at Via Cordusio 4. Post information, tel. 803160, Mon-Sat, 8.00-20.00, www.poste.it.

• Public transportATM. Runs metro, buses and trams. Ordinary tickets cost €1.50 and can be obtained in Metro stations (news-agents, automatic machines, ticket offices in some sta-tions), and from bars displaying the green and orange ATM sticker on the window. Weekly, monthly or yearly season tickets are available. ATM Infopoint are in Duomo, Cadorna, Centrale, Lo-reto and Romolo Metro stations, open 7.45-20.00 Sun 10.15-13.15/14.00-17.30The ordinary ticket should be franked using the machine as soon as you get on a bus or tram, or go through the Met-ro turnstiles, or before getting on an FNM train. The same ticket can be used for 90 minutes from the time franked on the ticket, with any combination of buses and trams.The magnetic ticket should be franked on every journey. The one-day ticket (abbonamento giornaliero, €4.50) and the two-day ticket (abbonamento bigiornaliero, €8.25) last 24/48 hours respectively from the first frank-ing: frank the magnetic ticket on every journey. The Met-ro system consists of 5 lines, number 1 (red), 2 (green), 3 (yellow), 5 (lilac) and the “Passante Ferroviario” (S trains). Metro trains run from around 6.15 until 00.30. During the night there is a replacement bus service for parts of lines 1 and 3. There are large interchange car parks at the stations Lampugnano, Bisceglie (M1), Cascina Gobba, Famagosta (M2), open 7.00-01.00 (overnight parking possible). To get to the Rho Fiera trade fair district during fairs you can buy a return ticket at €5 (Andata/ritorno Rho Fiera) or a day ticket (Giornaliero fiera) €7. The normal one or two day ticket is not valid for getting to Rho Fiera. For public transport info, +390248607607 (7.30-19.30), www.atm-mi.it.

• RailwaysFS (Ferrovie dello Stato). Train information can be obtained from the information office at the Central Station (Stazione Centrale), or by phone, 892021, or best of all by Internet (www. trenitalia.com). Remember that open date train tickets should be franked using the yellow machines situated at the near end of the platforms, just before boarding the train. A return ticket should be franked again before the return journey. If you forget, you will be fined! If you do forget, try the option to write date and time of your journey in a corner of the ticket, using a pen. If you booked a seat, on your ticket the date is already printed, so it is not necessery to franke it.For many trains, seat booking is obligatory. In any case it is a good idea to buy your ticket early (at least the day before) and book your seat (small extra charge). Saves frustration queuing while your train is about to depart. Be sure to claim your booked seat within ten minutes af-ter departure. For the differently abled and people with sight problems, there is a phone number for the whole of Italy: 800906060, operating every day, 06.45-21.30; or +3902323232FNM (Ferrovie Nord) Is the privately-run train service running from Stazione Nord in Piazza Cadorna. An info office is in the Cadorna sta-tion, My Link Point Mon to Sun 7.10-20.45 www.trenord.it. Ferrovie Nord trains leave from Cadorna and run to vari-ous locations north of Milan, including the lakes and Mal-pensa airport. See www.trenord.it

• Safety and securityIn Milan, like most large cities, there is a problem of small time theft. Take care of personal possessions at all times! Don’t leave your bags unattended even for a moment, particularly in crowded locations like Piazza Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. Also take care in and around the Central Station, and when on trams and metro dur-ing the rush hour. If, at the station or airport, someone approaches you and offers you a taxi, this is not the nor-mal taxi and it will cost much more. This is happening particularly at Linate airport, the taxi turns out to be a chauffeur-driven car with a bill to match. Beware of buying fake merchandise on the street, it will be low quality and it’s also against the law. People selling roses in restaurants have nothing to do with the restaurant, just say no (unless you want one, of course!). If you give money to the many beggars in the city and on the Metro trains you are financ-ing organized crime.

• TaxisIt is almost impossible to stop a taxi on the street in Milan: you have to locate one of the taxi-ranks (see map pages), or call one of the radio taxi firms (02.4040, 02.8585, 02.4000, 02.6969). A few taxis accept credit cards. If in doubt about price, ask the driver for an estimate before setting off. On-line estimates at www.milanotaxi.it

• TelephonesThe 02 dialling code for Milan is incorporated into phone numbers. If you are calling Italy from abroad, you have to include the “0” of this prefix, ie +39.02.(number). Num-bers starting 339, 347, 348 etc. are for mobile phones, these calls cost more. Numbers starting with 0 are for fixed phones, 1 for public utilities (police etc.), 3 for mobiles, 8 for toll-free numbers.

• Ticket infoTeatro alla Scala In Duomo metro station, open every day 12.00-18.00 (closed public holidays and August). Payment cash or by credit card. For information on availability, phone the Scala Infotel Service, tel. 02.7200.3744, from 9.00 to 18.00, eve-ry day. To buy tickets by phone – up to two weeks before the performance – tel. 02.860.775. This is a computerized system operating at all times, in English, Italian, German and French. Credit card number and tone-type telephone essential. On line: www.teatroallascala.org. Credit card only, 20% surcharge. Concerts Ricordi Mediastore, Via Ugo Foscolo 3 near Galleria Vittorio Emanuele (M1/3 Duomo), tel. tel 0272007031Mondadori Multicenter, Piazza Duomo 1 (M1/3 Duomo), tel. 0289010174.Mondadori Multicenter, Via Marghera 28 (M1 Wagner), tel. 02480471La Feltrinelli, Piazza Piemonte 2 (M1 Wagner), tel. 199151173.On line there may be a booking charge of about 10%. On-line ticket sales: www.ticketone.it, www.ticketweb.it, www.vivaticket.it.

• Tourist offices

IAT, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, corner Piazza Scala • M1/3 Duomo. Tel. 0288455555. Open: Mon-Fri 9.00-19.00Sat 9.00-18.00 Sun 10.00-18.00 This office provides free information on what to see and do in the city, with leaflets, maps etc. See also www.turismo.milano.it

• Youth hostelOstello della Gioventù “Piero Rotta”, Viale Angelo Salmoiraghi, 1 (M1 QT8), entrance from Viale Sal-moiraghi 1. Tel. 0245388150, Open 24 hours a day. Family rooms available for families with minors. Some rooms have a private bathroom, other shared bath-rooms. Free WiFi and Satellite TV. Membership card needed, available in hostel. Max 14 nights stay (3 nights when full).www.hihostels.com/it/hostels/milano-milan-piero-rottawww.hostelbookers.com/Milanowww.ostellionline.org, ostellomilano@aiglombardia.it.

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17.00: Live premier Italian performance. “Treati-se” by Cornelius Cardew; performed by Manuela Gali-zia, vocalist; Giuseppe Giuliano, piano; Johnny Lapio, trumpet; Michele Mazzini, clarinet; Rohan de Saram, cello; Corrado Rojac, accordion. Free admission until full capacity is reached. Museo del Novecento, Sala Arte Povera, Via Marconi 1• M1/3 Duomo

26th September 2018: Wednesday12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of natio-nal interest” there are many opportunities for fun and relaxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Emilio Trenta Prize”. €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Ga-loppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30: Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot” by Gus Van Sant; starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Rooney Mara. €5/7.50. Cinema CityLife Anteo, Sala Ari-ston, Piazza Tre Torri, 1/L • M5 Tre Torri 15.00 (date and time to be confirmed): Premier Lea-gue Football. Inter Milan versus Fiorentina. Stadio Meaz-za San Siro, Piazzale Angelo Moratti • M5 San Siro Stadio

18.30: Art exhibition inauguration. “Iridescent Obsessions,” personal show by the Japanese pop artist Tomoko Nagao. Through his works, either digital, stencil or oils on canvas, Nagao presents a reflection on death through its opposite, life. Admission free. Galleria Deo-dato, Via Nerino 2 • M1 Cordusio

27th September 2018: Thursday13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30 (time to be con-firmed): Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot” by Gus Van Sant; star-ring: Joaquin Phoenix, Rooney Mara. €5/7.50. Cinema Mexico, Via Savona 57 • M2 Porta Genova F.S., tram 1418.00: Art exhibition inauguration. To celebrate its first fifty years of activity, Galleria Cannaviello holds an anthological exhibition featuring artworks and docu-ments by more than 70 among the artists exhibited in its long history. Admission free. Galleria Studio D’Arte Cannaviello, Piazzetta Maurilio Bossi 4 • M1 Cordusio

18.30: Art exhi-bition inaugura-tion. “Light wor-ks” by the Ameri-can sculptor Keith Sonnier. The ar-tist uses neon glass tubes to create spatial di-mensions in-tertwining lines, arcs and curves of light and colour that interact with

the surrounding architecture. Admission free. Galleria Fumagalli, Via Bonaventura Cavalieri 6 • M3 Turati22.00: Live jazz. Performed by Roberta Sdolfo Quar-tet; with Roberta Sdolfo, voice; Alberto Bonacasa, pia-no; Gianluca Alberti, double bass; Roberto Paglieri, drums. Admisison free. Drinks purchase required. Caffè Doria Jazz Club, Viale Andrea Doria 22 • M1 Loreto

28th September 2018: Friday09.00–18.00: Street market. Excellent artistic crafts-manship, vintage and creative ingenuity on display. Via Olona corner of Via De Amicis • M2 Sant’AgostinoFrom 10.00 to 21.00 International Hemp Fair. On show fabrics, construction, cosmetics, food and plastics industry products. At the satellite event “FuoriSalone Canapa 2018” restaurants and shops in different areas of the city will feature hemp-based products and reci-pes. More info at https://salonecanapa.it/en/. Officina Ventura, Via Ventura 14 • M2 Lambrate 13.00, 15.20, 17.30, 19.30, 21.30 (time to be confirmed): Film in English with Italian subtitles. “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot” by Gus Van Sant; starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Rooney Mara. €5/7.50. Cinema Ducale, Piazza Napoli 27 • tram 14, bus 90/91

15.00: Harness racing. “Uronometro Prize.” €5; un-der 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodro-mo del Trotto, Viale Piccolomini 2 • M5 San Siro Ippo-dromo

From 19.00 to 24.00: Electronic music event and Ethio-jazz project. “I Want To Like You But I Find It Difficult”, curated by Craig Richards who takes part as a dj; line-up music performed by the techno Monolake Live Surround from Berlin; the German multi-instru-mentalist Burnt Friedman; the English electronic musi-cian Joy Orbison; the Mexican artist and dj Baby Vultu-re. DJ sets and live performances take place in different locations within the Prada Foundation Building. The pu-blic is invited to move freely around the external spaces, experimenting with new ways to interact with the buil-ding’s amazing architecture. €12 for early birds only, further info and tickets at http://bit.ly/2LnDNJa; www.fondazioneprada.org. Fondazione Prada, Largo Isarco 2 • M3 Lodi; or tram 24

29th September 2018: SaturdayFrom 10.00 to 21.00 International Hemp Fair. On show fabrics, construction, cosmetics, food and plastics industry products. At the satellite event “FuoriSalone Canapa 2018” restaurants and shops in different areas of the city will feature hemp-based products and reci-pes. More info at https://salonecanapa.it/en/. Officina Ventura, Via Ventura 14 • M2 Lambrate 12.00: Horse racing doors opening. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of natio-nal interest” there are many opportunities for fun and relaxation. Restaurants and bars on site. 15.00-19.30: Horse racing. “Premio Vitt. Riva Prize” and “Criterium Nazionale (Listed Race)”. €5; under 14 free; under 18, women and over 60 €1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piaz-zale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo21.00: Live. Gigi D’Alessio and his band. Musical eve-ning entirely dedicated to supporting GSD Foundation’s heart research and their COR project for the prevention of cardiovascular disease. €37/60 at www.ticketone.it. Teatro degli Arcimboldi, Viale dell’Innovazione 20 • M5 Bicocca

30th September 2018: Sunday08.00-13.00: Philatelic and numismatic street market. Postcards, collectibles, discs, figurines, pho-tos, stamps, comics, books, posters, medals, coins. Via Armorari, Via Cantù, Via Cordusio • M1Duomo

09.00-19.00: Street market. Antiques market with furniture, watches, china, silverware, jewelry, dolls, ga-mes, collectibles, books, glasses, radio, bronzes, glas-ses, comics and prints; restaurants, activities for children. Alzaia Naviglio Grande (from Viale Gorizia to Via Valenza ) • M2 Porta Genova, tram 9From 10.00 to 21.00 International Hemp Fair. On show fabrics, construction, cosmetics, food and plastics industry products. At the satellite event “FuoriSalone Canapa 2018” restaurants and shops in different areas of the city will feature hemp-based products and reci-pes. More info at https://salonecanapa.it/en/. Officina Ventura, Via Ventura 14 • M2 Lambrate

12.00: Horse ra-cing doors ope-ning. Inside the only racecourse in the world declared “monument of natio-nal interest” there are many opportuni-ties for fun and re-laxation. Restau-rants and bars on site. 13.30–18.00: Free entertainment for children. 15.00-19.30: Horse ra-cing. “Dormelletto Prize.” €5; under 14 free; under 18, wo-men and over 60

€1. Ippodromo del Galoppo, Piazzale dello Sport • M5 San Siro Ippodromo

17.00: Recital. Music by Haydn, Mozart, Be-ethoven, Paganini, Ga-lante; performed by Eugenio Della Chiara, guitar. €2, including a visit to Giuseppe Ver-di’s retirement home, the crypt with his gra-ve and the picture gal-lery. Casa Verdi, Fon-dazione Giuseppe Ver-di, Piazza Buonarroti 29 • M1 Buonarroti

• Until 30 September. “Luxus. Lo stupore del-la Bellezza” (namely Luxus. The wonder of be-auty). The exhibition illustrates the concept of luxury through an eclectic display of objects that recounts how luxury has accompanied beauty in Western culture in a constant and brilliant in-tertwining with Oriental civilization. The vital re-lationship between ancient and modern, betwe-en tradition and innovation, comes alive thanks to original and evocative settings that enhance the artists’ creativity.

TriennaleViale Alemagna 6 • M1/2 CadornaOpen Tues-Sun 10.30-20.30, Thurs until 23.00, Mon closed.This venue is itself an interesting piece of archi-tecture, designed by Giovanni Muzio and built in 1931-33 specifically for exhibitions. The Tor-re Branca nearby offers the chance to see Milan from about 100 metres up, at certain times of day and in the evening. • New permanent exhibition. The sculpture “Cavalletto” in bronze and varnish by Gianfranco Ferroni is now permanently placed in the foyer of the Triennale Teatro dell’Arte.

• New permanent exhibition. The 7 metres tall marble sculpture “Il Seme dell’Altissimo” by Emilio Isgrò, previously placed at the 2015 Expo grounds entrance, has now been placed near the Triennale in the Sempione Park.On show a selection from Isgrò’s archives of fashion, furnishings, films, graphic works, publi-cations, along with a monumental sculpture.

• Until 9 September. Rita Ackermann. “Move-ments as monuments.” The Hungarian artist ba-sed in New York exhibits some of her most fascina-ting works related to the series of “chalk paintings”, including abstraction and figuration.

Palazzo Reale Piazza Duomo 12 • M1, M3 DuomoOpen Mon 14.30-19.30; Tues, Wed, Fri, Sun 9.30-19.30; Thurs, Sat 9.30-22.30.Tickets: €10/12 + €1.50 fee for online reser-vations. The ticket office closes one hour befo-re exhibition closing time. For reservations visit www.vivaticket.it

• Until 2 Sep-tember. “Im-pressionismo e Avanguardie, Ca-polavori dal Phila-delphia Museum of Art.” On loan from the famous American Mu-seum, 50 master-pieces by famous artists such as Pierre Bonnard,

Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas, Edouard Manet, Paul Gauguin, Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, Camille Pissarro, Pierre-Auguste Renoir until the experiments of Georges Braque, Vasily Kan-dinsky, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse, Marc Chagall, Constantin Brancusi, Pablo Picasso, through the surrealism of Salvador Dalí and Joan Mirò.

• Until 9 September. “Alik Cavaliere. L’univer-so verde”. The exhibition is centered in the pre-stigious Sala delle Cariatidi and extends to five other venues in a wide and varied itinerary around the city: the Museo del Novecento, Pa-lazzo Litta, Gallerie d’Italia, Bocconi University and the Alik Cavaliere Art Center. A great tribute to this artist, one of the greatest Italian sculp-tors of the late twentieth century.

• Until 30 September. “Bonalumi 1958-2013”. 120 works by the Milanese Agostino Bonalumi, from his debut in Milan, with Enrico Castellani and Piero Manzoni around 1959, through the 60s with the major European groups, until the very recent rediscovery and international revaluation. Comple-ted by a side exhibition titled “Agostino Bonalumi. Space, environment, project” set up at the Museo del Novecento, this exhibition illustrates the multi-faceted and rigorous activity of one of the greatest abstractionists in the world. Admission free.

• Until 9 September. “Abitanti. Sette sguardi sull’Italia di oggi” collects the insights of seven projects realized throughout the Italian territory by nine artists: Dario Bosio, Saverio Cantoni and Viola Castellano, Francesca Cirilli, Gloria Gugliel-mo and Marco Passaro, Rachele Maistrello, Tom-maso Mori and Flavio Moriniello.

• From 7 September to 4 November. “Tightrope Walking and Its Wordless Shadow”, the first solo exhibition by the Korean artist Hae-gue Yang, presents the wide range of expressive media that distinguishes his art: from collage to video, from performing sculptures to large in-stallations. The show is divided into three recur-ring environments, such as the interest in ab-straction and geometry; the movement and per-formativity; the relationship between “folding” and “unfolding”, which the artist explores as in-terconnected practices. The main theme is his search for the “inexpressible”: the urgency to create a language whose potentiality is similar to tightrope walking, where every movement is much more than dynamic; it is charged with a tension that evokes strong emotions and per-ceptions.

• From 12 Sep-tember to 7 Oc-tober. “Unico e ripetibile” (namely “Unique and Re-peatable”). An ex-ploration of the relationship between artworks and serial arte-facts. On show

more than 100 works and fascinating objects that the gallerist Massimo De Carlo has priva-tely collected, with passion and dedication, du-ring his travels around the globe. Among those the ceramics produced in Weimar in the years before the Second World War, the embroidered letters by Alighiero Boetti, the posters (from the 60s to the 90s) by the Italian graphic designer and educator AG Fronzoni. Admission free.

GAM Galleria Arte ModernaVia Palestro 16 • M1 PalestroOpen Tues-Sun 9.00-17.30. €3/5• Permanent exhibitions. The rooms of this beautiful royal villa feature a large selection of artworks by Giovanni Fattori, Silvestro Lega, Giovanni Boldini, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Cézan-ne, Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani, Francesco Hayez, Pompeo Marchesi, Andrea Appiani, Tran-quillo Cremona, Giovanni Segantini, Federico Faruffini, Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo, Antonio Canova, Daniele Ranzoni, Medardo Rosso, and Gaetano Previati. Worth a visit!

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ExhibitionsSeptember 2018

Please note On Sunday September 2nd all the following public museums are free.

• Castello Sforzesco, Museo del Novecento, GAM Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, Acquario, Museo Archeologico, Casa Museo Boschi Di Stefano, Studio Museo Francesco Messina, Palazzo Morando, Palazzo Moriggia , Cenacolo Vinciano (booking requested), Pinacoteca di Brera, Gallerie d’Italia

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ExhibitionsSeptember 2018

Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci Via San Vittore 21 • M2 Sant’Ambrogio, bus 94Open Tues-Fri 10-18, Sat and Sun 10-19. Ad-mission €7,50/10.• Saturdays and Sundays. With a ticket for the museum, visitors can take guided tours, in Italian with a translation on request, of the Galleria Leonardo and also of the collections of trains, ships and planes in the Transport section. There are currently three unique automobiles on display: the Bianchi 8HP, the Alfa Romeo Zagato 8C and the Bisiluro DaMolNar, symbols of the tradition that has turned Italian cars into world famous icons.

• Perma-nent exhi-bition. “Ex-treme”, in partnership with CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) and INFN

(National Institute of Nuclear Physics,) is a fa-scinating research area that explores matter in its most infinitesimal components. The exhibi-tion reveals what goes on inside the laborato-ries of two of the largest research institutions that carry out experiments related to particle physics.• Inside the Aero-Naval Pavillion. “Luna Rossa,” the rigid wing catamaran AC72 which was a finalist in the selection regattas for the 34th America’s Cup challenge (San Francisco 2013).

• New exhibition until 13 October. “Leonar-do da Vinci Parade”. This show celebrates the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci, and showcases the historical collection of the Museum, the most important in the world. This temporary exhibition features 52 spectacu-lar models made in the ‘50s interpreting the dra-wings of Leonardo. On the walls 29 frescoes of 16th century Lombard painters, normally exhibi-ted at the Pinacoteca di Brera. Next to the ma-chines some models of military and civil archi-tectures in plaster and terracotta, part of the consevation work that the Museum has carried out in recent years on the entire collection of Leonardo’s historical models, many of which have been temporary sent abroad. The exhibi-tion is an unusual juxtaposition of art and scien-ce, which are strongly interconnected in Leonar-do’s world.

Gallerie d’Italia Piazza della Scala 6 • M1 DuomoThe Gallery and the library open Tue-Sun 9.30-19.30; Thurs until 22.30; closed Mon. €3/5/10. Coffee shop opens from 8.00 to 22.30.For the openings during the festivities see www.gallerieditalia.com, or call 800.167619Payments through POS contactless “Paygo” or the new smartphone app “JiffyPay”.Staff wearing the ChiediMI badge are available to give free tours around each room to illustrate the museum spaces. Audioguides in nine lan-guages are also available for free.• Permanent exhibitions. The sumptuous palace belonging to the Intesa Sanpaolo bank holds a large number of artworks ranging from the 19th century (197 from Canova to Boccioni) to the 20th (189 from the Second World War on). Worth a visit!

• From 25 September to the end of Octo-ber. At the end of the Milan Fashion Week, the so-called “Cassetta Farnese”, an extraordinary masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance, will be exhibited in the vault. It is a symbol of timeless beauty and elegance. Restored on the occasion of the exhibition, the precious box will be on show next to the portrait of his client, the Cardi-nal Farnese, painted by Titian. Both works are on loan from the Museum and Real Bosco di Ca-podimonte. (Mentnafunangann - Opera propria, CC BY-SA 4.0, httpscommons.wikimedia.orgwindex.phpcurid=45294249 JPG)

Castello SforzescoPiazza Cairoli • M1 CairoliOpen Tues,-Sun.09.00-17.30 Admission to the courtyards free. Admission to the exhibitions, 3/5 euro

• Guided tours in En-glish every Saturday at 15.00. Booking in advance is kindly requi-red. The tour will take place with any number of participants. If you haven’t booked in advance, please join the group at the Main Entrance, near the Ti-cket Desk, at 14.45. €8. Infos and booking: https://bit.ly/2LyT7GL

Museo di MilanoVia Sant’Andrea 6 • M1 San BabilaOpen Tues-Sun 9.30-13, 14-17.30, Mon closed. Info: tel. 0288446056/7. Admission free. This Museum, in the heart of the fashion district, is housed in an 18th century building, Palazzo Morando Attendolo Bolognini, whose exterior has just been restored. Its collections present the history of Milan in the 18th and 19th centu-ries, with paintings, documents, prints etc. The period furnishings contribute to the overall at-mosphere. • Until 4 November. “Outfit ‘900.” Ladies’ outfits for special occasions such as weddings, society debuts, dances and gala evenings. Also featuring two precious dresses from the 1920s, recently restored by the Parisian fashion house Worth and Liberty.

Museo del NovecentoVia Marconi 1 • M1, M3 DuomoOpen Mon. 14.30-19.30, Tues, Wed, Fri, Sun 9.30-19.30, Thurs, Sat 9.30-22.30 €3/5• Permanent exhibitions. This museum is housed in the pre-Fascist era Palazzo dell’Aren-gario, designed by the famous architects Griffi-ni, Magistretti, Muzio and Portaluppi. It houses a collection of more than 4,000 contemporary works of art.

• Until 30 September. “Agostino Bonalumi. Spazio, ambiente, progetto” is a collateral exhi-bition of the anthological “Bonalumi 1958 – 2013” at Palazzo Reale. As befits the nature of this Museum, this is a “focus” on a lesser-known aspect of the artist’s work: between 1967 and part of the seventies, Bonalumi designed and re-alized large-size works, such as the exhibition “The image space” of 1967 held in Foligno, the installation at the Dortmund museum in 1968, the personal room at the XXXV Venice Biennale in 1970, and whole sets for ballets of the early seventies.

• Until 28 October. “Agostino Ferrari. Segni nel tempo” For over half a century, Agostino Fer-rari has used the sign as a tool to express his personal emotions and his reactions to reality, but also as a figure of the contemporary main-stream shared language. Ferrari’s works range between post-informal, programmed, minimal art, pop and occasionally painting, a medium that he never wanted to give up.

Please note Occasionally organisers may modify or even cancel an event.

Wherever possible, we give this information in our website www.hellomilano.it. Stay tuned.

PAC Padiglione d’Arte ContemporaneaVia Palestro 14 • M1 PalestroOpen Tues-Sun 9.30-19.00, Mon 14.30-19.30 Thurs 9.30-22.30. Tickets: €4/6

• Until 9 September. “Brasile. Il coltello nella carne” (namely: Brazil. The knife in the flesh) is the title of a theatrical work by the Brazilian writer Plínio Marcos, particularly active during the years of the Brazilian military dictatorship. The show presents a selection of 30 Brazilian artists of different generations, active from the 70’s onwards. Through installations, photo-graphs, videos and performances many of them refer to a conflict: not so much a war, as a social and symbolic strife.

Villa Necchi CampiglioVia Mozart 12/14 • M1 PalestroOpen Wed-Sun 10.00-18.00 Admission free

• New permanent exhibition. Against the splendid backdrop of this villa, managed by the Italian National Trust and designed by Piero Por-taluppi, viewers can take in 21 works on paper by Pietro Marussig, Mario Sironi, Amedeo Modigliani, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Lucio Fontana do-nated by the heirs of the Guido Sforni Collection.

Galleria San FedeleVia Ulrico Hoepli 3 a-b, Entrance from the Church • M1 Duomo/San Babila

• Turn on collec-tion. Inside some new exhibition halls, a pri-vate collection which includes about a hun-dred of art works ga-thered by the artist, designer and architect Nanda Vigo. Among these, you’ll see ma-sterpieces by Lucio Fontana, Heinz Mack, Piero Manzoni, Chri-

stian Megert, Jan Schoonhoven, Günther Uecker, Vincenzo Agnetti, Gianni Colombo, Carla Accardi, Otto Piene, Mimmo Rotella, Jan Fabre, Giò Pomodo-ro, Christo, which will be exhibited on rotation.

Museo Poldi PezzoliVia Alessandro Manzoni 12 • M3 Montenapoleone.Open Tues-Sun 10.00-18.00, closed Mon Tickets: €8• New permanent exhibition. On the occasion of the opening of three new rooms, three collec-tions are being exhibited that have never been shown to the public before. In the first room, an exceptional collection of watches from the 16th to the 20th centuries, similar to those of the Louvre in Paris, of the Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York and of the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire in Geneva. In the second room a collection of ar-chaeological finds, a significant ceramic nucleus of IV-III century BC. In the third room, 18th cen-tury china artefacts by European manufacturers. The works made in Meissen are outstanding.

• Recent acquisi-tions. The archaeolo-gical section, with about two hundred fin-ds collected by the Pol-di Pezzoli family, has been recently enriched by two new acquisi-tions, which document the collecting trends of the nineteenth century European scene which then continued on in the twentieth century.

• Until 10 September. “Transfer di volti nell’ar-te.” Artist Pa-olo Gioli establishes a dialogue between an-tique and

contemporary art. The eighteen Polaroid works on display were created in the early ‘80s. Gioli is well-known for the originality of his research in the field of photography and film, inspired by some of the most important Renaissance painters.

MUDEC Museo delle Culture Via Tortona 56 • M2 Porta GenovaOpen Mon. 14.30-19.30; Tues. Wed. Fri. Sun 09.30-19.30; Thrs.-Sat.09.30-22.30 €7/15

• Until 9 Sep-tember. “Cor-pus” by the Me-xican sculptor Javier Marìn, fe-atures 36 works of art made with different techni-ques and mate-rials. The broad time frame en-compasses all the highlights of his career.

• Until 4 No-vember. “Modi-gliani Art Expe-rience.” A fascina-ting story, recon-structed through images, music, and evocations. The universe of Amedeo Modigliani as a painter and sculptor in the Pa-risian art scene, of

which the artist was the absolute protagonist.

Hangar BicoccaVia Chiese 2 • M5 PonaleOpen Thurs-Sun 11.30-19.00, Thurs until 22.30. Admission free• Permanent exhibition. “I Sette Palazzi Cele-sti” a site-specific installation by Anselm Kiefer with five large paintings and seven “heavenly to-wers” which are part of a single artwork.

• From 14 September to 13 January. “The last days in Galliate” by the Portuguese sculptor Leo-nor Antunes. This is her first major exhibition in Italy, conceived as a com-plex site-specific installa-tion inside the 1,400 squa-re meters of the Hangar’s so-called Shed space. Cre-ated in natural and organic materials such as rope, wood, leather, brass, rub-

ber and cork, on which the signs of time remain visible, her sculptures are made with artisanal techniques, in sharp contrast to mass produc-tion. Antunes’ effort is to preserve and pass on traditional knowledge.

• Until 16 September. “The feeling of things” is the largest retrospective ever staged to highlight the vast production of Matt Mullican, one of the most renowned American artists and a pioneer of hypnosis as a performative practice in art. The extraordinary variety of media used stretches over 5,000 squa-re metres: sculptures, lar-ge installations, works on

paper, glass, stone, metal, posters, neon, photo-graphs, paintings made with the frottage techni-que, video, performance, lightbox and computer and virtual reality projects. Thousands of works lead the visitor into the cosmology of the “five worlds” conceived by the artist: a singular repre-sentation of reality composed by images, picto-grams, icons, codes, signs, symbols and colours.

Museo di LeonardoLe Sale del Re, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, cor-ner Piazza della Scala • M1/3 DuomoOpen every day, 10.00-23.00. €11/12Guided tours in Italian and English every Satur-day and Sunday from 10.30 to 11.30

• Permanent exhibition. Multidisciplinary exhi-bition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci, the iconic engineer and artist who left 120 volumes which include 5,000 pages of drawings, most of which are still to be interpreted. The exhibition features discoveries, world premieres and interactive ex-periences, focusing on his writings, projects and studies for various machines and the methodology used for two of his most important creations, which were created in Milan: The Last Supper and “Leo-nardo’s Horse” dedicated to Francesco Sforza.

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Fabbrica del VaporeLotto 11 Via Procaccini 4 • M5 MonumentaleOpen: Mon 15.00-22.00; Tues. Wed.Thurs. 10.00-22.00. Fri.Sat.Sun.10.00-23.00€14.40/16.90 Tickets at http://harrypotterexhi-bition.it/buy-now/

• Until 9 September. “Harry Potter: The Exhi-bition.” Step inside the famous wizard’s magical world. Experience dramatic displays inspired by the Hogwarts film sets and see the amazing craftsmanship behind authentic costumes and props from the Harry Potter films.

Museo di Storia NaturaleCorso Venezia 55 • M1 Palestro, tram 9, Passan-te Porta VeneziaOpen Tues-Sun, 09.00-17.30, Mon closed. €3/5• Permanent exhibition. This is the biggest museum in Italy and boasts 23 halls with about 700 window cases. Make sure to pay a visit to the fauna and flora gallery: its 83 dioramas, 6 of which are brand new, have been created preci-sely for the protection of the species on display, some of which are already on the brink of extin-ction.

Studio d’Arte CannavielloPiazzetta Bossi • M1 DuomoOpen Tues.-Sat. 11.00-19.00 or by appointment

• Until 15 Sep-tember. “Chan-ge.” This show by Paolo Pibi pre-sents over fifteen works, made in acrylic on canvas and on the surfa-ce of old vases. In order not to feel confined to mannerism, the author is exten-ding his pictorial investigation to different mate-rials.

• From 27 September. To celebrate its first fifty years of activity, the gallery is holding an anthological exhibition featuring artworks and documents by more than 70 among the artists exhibited throughout its history.

Galleria MAEC Milan Art & Events CenterVia Lupetta 3 • M3 Missori, M1 DuomoOpen Tues Fri 10.00-13.00/15.00–19.00, Sat. 15.00–19.00• From 17 September. A collective exhibition by young Chinese artists from Beijing’s 798 di-strict, an immense exhibition space used as ar-tist’s studio.

Institut Francais Palazzo delle Stelline, Corso Magenta 61, • M1 CadornaOpen Mon.- Sun., 10.00–19.00. €10

• From 17 September to 13 October. “The Kennedy Years” is a traveling exhibition presen-ting more than 150 captioned photographs, the only reproduction of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy’s wedding dress, President Kennedy’s rocking chair model from the JFK Museum in Boston, and seve-ral movies. On sale at the museum shop, 500 li-mited edition copies of the 90 x 90 cm silk scarf that Jacqueline Kennedy wore at the America’s Cup on September 15, 1962, which she attended alongside President John F. Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy’s signature is reproduced on each scarf.

Studio Museo Francesco MessinaVia San Sisto 4/a • M1/3 Duomo Open Tues. Sun. 10.00-18.00. Admission free

• Until 21 October. “L’Eco del Classico. La Valle dei Templi di Agrigento.” The exhibition includes an extraordinary corpus of over 150 artworks recently found in the Valley of the Temples, flanked by pie-ces from the Pietro Griffo Museum in Agrigento and the collections of the Cultural Heritage of Agrigento. This body of work is accompanied by the collection of ancient art by Francesco Messina preserved by the Milanese archaeological Superintendence, along with the classical works of the Sicilian sculptor.

29 Arts in Progress GalleryVia San Vittore 13 • M2 Sant’AmbrogioOpen Tues.-Sat. 11.00-19.00. Admission free• Until 1 September. “Beyond the Portrait.” by Greg Gorman, the American master of the mo-dern portrait

A Arte InvernizziVia Domenico Scarlatti 12 • M1 Lima, M2 Caiaz-zo, M3 Stazione CentraleOpen Mon-Fri 10-13, 15-19. Admisson free• From 17 September to 8 November. In col-laboration with the gallery Annely Juda Fine Art, a solo show by the English painter Alan Charlton. His research started in 1969 with the investiga-tion of the multiple potentialities of gray mono-chromes related to the surrounding environment with heterogeneous modulations of light. On the occasion of this exhibition, a bilingual mo-nography with an essay by Antonella Soldaini, texts by Barry Barker, Emile Charlton and an updated iconography and bio-bibliography will be published.

Galleria FumagalliVia Bonaventura Cavalieri 6 • M3 TuratiOpen Tues.-Sat 11.00-19.00. Admission free.

• From 28 September to 19 December. “Light works” by the American sculptor Keith Sonnier, who uses neon glass tubes to create spatial dimensions intertwining lines, arcs and curves of light and color that interact with the surrounding architecture. This show presents a selection of iconic sculptures made in various periods of his career: from the first series of the late ‘60s such as Lit Circle Series (1968), Neon Wrapping Incandescent Series (1970) and Sel Series (1978-2003), until the most recent ones, including Chandelier Series (2006-), Portal Seri-es (2015) and Floating Grid Series (2017).

Deodato ArteVia Nerino 2 • M1 Cordusio Open Tues.-Sat 10.30-14.00/15.00-19.00. Ad-mission free.

• Until 27 October. “Tomoko Nagao: iride-scent obsession”, perso-nal show by the Japane-se pop artist. Through his works, either digital, stencil or oils on canvas, Nagao presents a re-flection on death throu-gh its opposite, life. This new cycle “Flowers”, a recent production in vector, represents a Pop

re-enactment of the classic Flemish flower va-ses, particularly inspired by Jan Brueghel: the splendor of the floral varieties, the magnificence of the colors are brought to the surface through unique digital reworking. Grossetti Arte ContemporaneaPiazza XXV Aprile, 11/b, walk down the central staircase Open. Mon Fri 10-13; 14-18. Admission free• Collection in progress. A collection as-sembled by Carlo and Bruno Grossetti during a 50-year-long research and production of young artists. From the early works of the ‘60s by Ari-cò, Carrino and Dadamaino until the later period to the new generations.

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Oratorio della Passione Piazza Sant’Ambrogio, near the Church • M2 Sant’AmbrogioOpen Tues-Sun 11.30-19. Admission free

• From 5 to 13 September. “Ho incontrato la vita in un filo d’erba.” (namely: I met life in a blade of grass). Solo show by the painter Chiara Maresca, who interprets nature with bright colours. She creates her abstract paintings using different styles and ele-ments, such as

fabrics, paper, buttons, sand, wood, fibers.

Sepolcreto della Ca’ GrandaVia Francesco Sforza 32 • M3 Crocetta, or bus 94Open Tues-Fri.17.00-22.00;Sat-Sun15.00-22.00 €6

• Until 15 September. Inside a former burial ground of the antique Milanese Hospital, the video work of the artist Shirin Neshat entitled “Pulse” is flanked by “Terram anima caelum”, Henry Timi’s site-specific installation that en-hances the splendid frescoed sky on the vaults. The triangulation among these realities, con-temporary art and historical and artistic heri-tage of the city, finds its correspondence also in the story of Pulse: the song invites the visi-tor to overcome all barriers, both physical and linguistic, in an intimate setting. (Courtesy the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York and Bruxelles)

VS ArteVia Ciovasso 11 • M3 TuratiOpen Mon- Sat 15.30–19.30, Sat.

• From 19 Sep-tember to 20 October. “Oltre-parola.” Solo show by Alfredo Rapetti Mogol with a selection of works, some of them unpubli-shed, where si-gns and broken words emerge from the pictorial material and from the most variedsupports, be they cement, lead, old

manuscript sheets, acrylics or pages of notebo-oks yellowed over time. The broken words urge you to stop and take your time, and that’s how Mogol’s great art powerfully emerges to question the observer. In honour of Milan Fashion Week, the show also offers the opportunity to admire an exclusive dress designed by Gianni Tolentino, and made with a fabric featuring a work created for the occasion by Mogol.