Francesca Minini

Francesca Minini Contemporary art gallery in Milan. Member of Italics.

ARTISTS:

CARLA ACCARDI
ARMANDO ANDRADE TUDELA
ROBERT BARRY
BECKY BEASLEY
JACOPO BENASSI
MATTHIAS BITZER
ARMIN BOEHM
DANIEL BUREN
ELENA DAMIANI
JAN DE COCK
DANIEL DE PAULA
SIMON DYBBROE MØLLER
FLAVIO FAVELLI
DAN GRAHAM
SHEILA HICKS
ALI KAZMA
RUNO LAGOMARSINO
LANDON METZ
RICCARDO PREVIDI
MANDLA REUTER
ALICE RONCHI
FRANCESCO SIMETI

EXHIBITED ARTISTS:
IVANA BAŠIĆ
BENNI BOSETTO
AMBRA CASTAGNETTI
YONA FRIEDMAN
FIN SIMONETTI
DANIEL STEEGMANN MANGRANÉ
MIKA TAJIMA

Introducing James Bantone and his solo show at the gallery “Skin Game” opening on September 16, 2026.James Bantone was b...
02/09/2026

Introducing James Bantone and his solo show at the gallery “Skin Game” opening on September 16, 2026.

James Bantone was born in Geneva, Switzerland (1992) and currently lives and works between Geneva and Paris. The artist graduated with a Bachelor of Art & Media – Video at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) in 2019 and completed the Work.Master – Contemporary Artistic Practices at the Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD) in 2021.
James Bantone’s practice moves across photography, sculpture, painting, and video, treating the image as a surface where desire, classification, and projection accumulate. Working with found and self-produced imagery, he is less interested in representation as likeness than in the conditions through which a subject becomes readable: how a surface is charged, misrecognized, circulated, and made available to fantasy, value, and consumption.

“Within Skin Game, the body becomes an image, and images behave like skin: seductive, fragile, and never entirely trustworthy. Moving through desire, intimacy, and unease, this new chapter opens onto a deeper examination of the image’s inherent fragility.” — Eleonora Milani

We are looking forward to see you!

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1,3,4,5- Studio Visit. Courtesy the artist
2.Portrait James Bantone. ©️Jan Antonio Diaz

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 05Our Summer Dispatch comes to its final stop.Before the season draws to a close, don't miss t...
26/08/2026

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 05
Our Summer Dispatch comes to its final stop.
Before the season draws to a close, don't miss these exhibitions featuring our artists—perhaps the last destinations to add to your summer itinerary.

✈️Swipe through, save your favourites, and we'll see you in September.

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 04A selection of exhibitions featuring gallery artists, gathered into a seasonal guide for sum...
19/08/2026

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 04
A selection of exhibitions featuring gallery artists, gathered into a seasonal guide for summer travels.

✈️Swipe through the current destinations and keep this edition for your next visit.

Happy Birthday to Elena Damiani! 🌸🎈📸 Elena with Alessandra and Francesca during her last exhibition at the galleryWeathe...
14/08/2026

Happy Birthday to Elena Damiani! 🌸🎈

📸 Elena with Alessandra and Francesca during her last exhibition at the gallery
Weather Bodies, January 2025.

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 03From Museums to Biennials and Institutional exhibitions, our artists are on view in differen...
12/08/2026

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 03
From Museums to Biennials and Institutional exhibitions, our artists are on view in different cities around the world throughout the summer.

✈️Browse this month's selection and discover where their work can be experienced beyond the gallery.

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 02A curated guide to exhibitions running this summer by artists from the gallery currently on ...
05/08/2026

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 02
A curated guide to exhibitions running this summer by artists from the gallery currently on view across Museums, Institutions and Biennials.
Whether you're travelling or not, here is a selection of exhibitions worth adding to your itinerary.

✈️ Save this exhibition for your next cultural escape.

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 01Summer often means new destinations, slower days and more time to spend with art.This editio...
30/07/2026

☀️SUMMER DISPATCH — Issue 01
Summer often means new destinations, slower days and more time to spend with art.
This edition brings together a selection of exhibitions by artists from the gallery currently on view around the world—a seasonal guide for your next art visits.

✈️Where are you heading this summer?
Add this exhibition to your summer list.

Don’t miss Jacopo Benassi at PAC Milano “Performing Pac. -  These Fragments I Have Shored Against My Ruins” curated by S...
28/07/2026

Don’t miss Jacopo Benassi at PAC Milano “Performing Pac. - These Fragments I Have Shored Against My Ruins” curated by Silvia Bignami, Iolanda Ratti and Diego Sileo.

As in previous editions, the exhibition begins with a ‘restaging’ of a historic PAC exhibition, reconstructed using archival materials: Kurt Schwitters. Collages, Paintings and Sculptures 1914–1947, curated in 2001 by Karin Orchard in collaboration with Luigi Sansone.
The title is taken from the final lines of T.S. Eliot’s poem The Waste Land (1922), which shares with Schwitters the desire to “build with the rubble”, gathering the fragments of Western culture and setting them against the collapse and desolation of the modern world.
Building on Schwitters’ additive and reworking process, seven artists have been invited to the PAC whose works and installations ideally draw on his legacy and influences: Jacopo Benassi, John Bock, Gabriella Ciancimino, Roberto Cuoghi, Thomas Hirschhorn, Lucia Marcucci and Mika Rottenberg.

On view until September 12, 2026

📸 PERFORMING PAC These fragments I have shored against my ruin, PAC Milano, photo Nico Covre

Sol Calero is part of "Soglia / Common Acts", an exhibition presented by Francis Offman featuring a selection of works f...
26/07/2026

Sol Calero is part of "Soglia / Common Acts", an exhibition presented by Francis Offman featuring a selection of works from the Silvia Fiorucci Collection.

The exhibition activates the space not only as a venue for display but as a sensory and relational environment, offering a perspective on the collection through the eyes of an artist who is part of it. In dialogue with works from the collection, a number of his previously unseen works will also be presented.
The title Soglia / Common Acts introduces a dual trajectory: on the one hand, the “threshold” as a space of physical and perceptual transition; on the other, “common acts” as a set of ordinary and shared gestures—never neutral—that define the relationship between body, space, and artwork.

On view until September 23, 2026.

ph. View of Soglia / Common Acts, La Società delle Api, Rome, 2026. Photo Eleonora Cerri Pecorella

Happy birthday to Sheila Hicks! 💐
24/07/2026

Happy birthday to Sheila Hicks! 💐

Indirizzo

Via Massimiano 25
Milan
20134

Orario di apertura

Martedì 11:00 - 19:00
Mercoledì 11:00 - 19:00
Giovedì 11:00 - 19:00
Venerdì 11:00 - 19:00

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