Events and exhibitions not to be missed in Brera this October

Our selection of events and exhibitions not to miss this month.

Milano Digital Week 2025

When: from 1st to 5th October 2025

A city-wide event exploring digital transformation and the role of Artificial Intelligence, engaging citizens, businesses, and institutions through workshops, meetings, and educational activities. It aims to foster reflection, dialogue, and innovation to envision the digital future and its impact on life and work.

Milano Jewelry Week 2025

When: from 18th to 20th October 2025
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A city-wide celebration of jewelry featuring exhibitions, workshops, talks, and performances that engage both professionals and enthusiasts. Events animate iconic Milanese venues, from historic palaces to ateliers, galleries, and showrooms, creating a journey through art, design, and high jewelry.

Exhibitions

Giorgio Armani. Milano, per amore

When: Until 11th January 2026
Where: Pinacoteca di Brera
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Over 120 archival pieces from the Armani Maison interact with the paintings of the Pinacoteca di Brera. Chromatic and material contrasts create a unique exhibition that surprises visitors, through a journey where fashion and art reflect and enrich each other, revealing the elegance, poetry, and innovation that have always defined Giorgio Armani’s work.

L’ultimo segreto

When: Until 8th November 2025
Where: Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea

Jacopo Ginanneschi’s first solo exhibition in Milan, The Last Secret, showcases recent and largely unseen works where landscape and figure merge into suspended atmospheres. Drawing on lyricism, symbolism, and influences from medieval, Renaissance, and 20th-century art, the artist invites slow contemplation, transforming reality into a poetic and meditative vision.

Glen Luchford. Atlas

When: Until 23rd November 2025
Where: 10 Corso Como Gallery
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Over thirty years of images and memories come alive in Glen Luchford’s first solo exhibition. This site-specific journey, featuring iconic fashion campaigns, personal photographs, and outtakes, presents the artist’s vision in a seamless flow, offering a unique perspective beyond the conventional retrospective.

Tommaso Ottieri

When: From 7th October to 14th November 2025
Where: Arte in Salotto

The exhibition features around twenty new works by Neapolitan painter Tommaso Ottieri, focusing on cities and theaters, including Teatro alla Scala. The “Mise en Abyme” series explores the interplay between interior and exterior, light and shadow, creating spaces where viewers can immerse themselves in the narrative and poetic essence of the paintings.

Through Invisible Walls

When: Until 1st November 2025
Where: Tempesta Gallery

The exhibition explores the relationship between power, space, and perception through the works of Viktor Petrov and Anna-Lena Krause. Sculptures, performances, and digital media turn space and memory into tools of resistance and reflection, revealing and reconfiguring the invisible mechanisms that shape hierarchies and the dynamics between individuals and power.

La struttura del colore

When: Until 7th November 2025
Where: Antonia Jannone Disegni di Architettura

The exhibition celebrates Roberto Sambonet with works on paper and canvas focused on color, seascapes, and everyday objects. From the 1960s to ’90s, he transforms his observation of nature into visual order, merging aesthetics and function, with light as the core of his artistic exploration.

Pittore

When: Until 15th November 2025
Where: Galleria Gracis

An intense dive into the chromatic and material universe of internationally renowned artist Lluís Lleó. Blending Catalan tradition with contemporary influences, his works merge painting and sculpture, spirituality and memory, creating a dialogue between matter and emotion that invites viewers into a unique visual and sensory experience.

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