Giò Marconi Gallery in Milan

A solo presentation of new works by the Canadian painter, continuing her investigation of pictorial ambiguity, symbolic layering, and the self-reflexive logic of painting as a medium and conceptual framework.

A site-specific project by the German artist rooted in his characteristic blend of theatrical staging, absurdist narrative structures, and handmade objects that destabilize the boundaries between performance and sculptural installation.

A solo exhibition by the American artist bringing together immersive environments and video works that draw on pop culture, color theory, and theatrical spectacle to interrogate desire and representation.

A solo presentation by the Turner Prize-winning British artist combining text, sculpture, and installed environments to explore feminist mythologies, speculative worlds, and the intersection of body and political imagination.

An exhibition expanding the German artist's ongoing engagement with painting as an open system, incorporating glass works and collaborative production strategies to examine medium, authorship, and spiritual or para-psychological dimensions.

An immersive environment by the Swedish duo combining stop-motion clay animation with original musical compositions, creating a darkly psychological atmosphere that probes themes of compulsion, fragility, and transformation.

A solo exhibition by the New York-based artist presenting large-scale inkjet-printed works on linen that interrogate the boundaries of digital fabrication, seriality, and the persistent question of what constitutes a painting.

The gallery's inaugural exhibition, presenting works by the German artist in a show that set the tone for Gió Marconi's commitment to ambitious, culturally provocative positions from its very first year of activity.