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M77 Gallery M77 opened in 2014 with the purpose to make room for new ideas in Milan’s contemporary art scene.

Last chance to see MARCO PETRUS: IN-MOTION, the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery.Featuring around seventy p...
12/09/2026

Last chance to see MARCO PETRUS: IN-MOTION, the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery.

Featuring around seventy previously unseen works, the show draws inspiration from the generative motion-both architectural and human-depicted in Bambina che corre sul balcone by Giacomo Balla (1912, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Milan).

The exhibition, curated by Sharon Hecker, takes its cue from the celebrated Futurist painting to develop a series of reflections that, through progressive variations, lead the composition toward an increasingly abstract synthesis of sequences of colorful, rhythmic, and sinuous lines.

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08/09/2026

While in the works inspired by Balla movement unfolds horizontally, in an earlier series begun in 2017 the perspective is radically different. Carpet Mundi mappa (2017–18) is a series of cartographic works characterized by bird’s-eye views, where the gaze is oriented vertically downward from above: the city is not traversed head-on, rather it is observed from an aerial distance, as through Google Maps or a satellite view. In the vertical gaze, a fundamental transformation of the visual experience occurs. This is no longer a bodily experience of movement; it is a mental and cartographic dimension, reminiscent of contemporary mapping. The pictorial surface takes the form of an imaginary map, interweaving patterns, urban grids, and textile structure - Sharon Hecker

Last days to see our current exhibition “IN-MOTION”, Marco Petrus’s solo show, on view until September 12, 2026.

Video: Alessandro Capone

✨Finissage and Book Launch:On September 9, 2026, at 7pm, M77 is pleased to invite you to the finissage event and catalog...
03/09/2026

✨Finissage and Book Launch:
On September 9, 2026, at 7pm, M77 is pleased to invite you to the finissage event and catalogue launch for the exhibition “IN-MOTION” by Marco Petrus.

The exhibition, curated by Sharon Hecker, takes its cue from the celebrated Futurist painting to develop a series of reflections that, through progressive variations, lead the composition toward an increasingly abstract synthesis of sequences of colorful, rhythmic, and sinuous lines.

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01/09/2026

Welcome back to the gallery!
With the series Piscine (Pools, 2020), created during the lockdown, the gaze shifts from above to below. Swimming pools emptied of water and human presence are transformed into silent surfaces traversed by cool gradients of gray, purple, dark green, and blue. The atmosphere appears nocturnal and suspended, far removed from the luminous imagery of the swimming pool. The absence of figures accentuates a sense of distance, as if these places were observed through a digital memory or a satellite view. Here, movement fades into a melancholic drift: what was once the joyful run of Balla’s little girl becomes waiting, stillness, and residual trace. - Sharon Hecker

Join us at the gallery for “IN-MOTION”, Marco Petrus’s solo show, on view until September 12, 2026.

Video: Alessandro Capone

28/08/2026

M77 Select: Tino Stefanoni
Tino Stefanoni (6 July 1937 – 2 December 2017), born in Lecco, Italy, studied art at the Beato Angelico college in Lecco, and Architecture and the Milan Polytechnic.
He has always addressed the world of things and of everyday objects, representing them in their most disarming obviousness, as pictures in a visual spelling-book, or pages of an instruction booklet in which images replace words.
The fake enchantment, therefore, of his apparently classical art, disguises the lyrical-conceptual moment of the artist’s work, entirely and strictly rational and, paradoxically, “emotionally rational” to the point of wanting to stress that painting is no more than an object for the mind, in just the same way that a chair, a table, or a bed, are objects for the body.

Tino Stefanoni, Senza titolo P12, 2003
Acrylic on canvas
12 3/5 × 16 1/2 in | 32 × 42 cm
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25/08/2026

M77 Select: Mat Collishaw
Born Jan. 6, 1966, in Nottingham, UK, Mat Collishaw studied at Goldsmiths College London in the 1980s, where he became part of a legendary generation of artists that would go down in history as the “Young British Artists” (YBAs), along with the likes of Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin. This art movement became known for its tendency to challenge artistic traditions and its emphasis on questioning the boundaries of contemporary art. 

Collishaw explores how technology and media affect our perception of reality, emphasizing the social and psychological implications of this constant visual exposure. Collishaw’s works invite viewers to reflect on the consequences of individual and collective choices, violence, morality, and human frailty. His provocative approach sets out to shake viewers and lead them to question their role in society as well as the power dynamics that govern its evolution. 

Last Meal on Death Row, Gary Gilmore, 2012
C-type photographic print in wooden frame
27 1/5 × 22 2/5 × 3 1/10 in | 69 × 57 × 8 cm with frame included

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M77 News: on August 29, Emilio Isgrò presents the installation Armonium delle allodole impazzite at Malga Costa, Val di ...
22/08/2026

M77 News: on August 29, Emilio Isgrò presents the installation Armonium delle allodole impazzite at Malga Costa, Val di Sella, Borgo Valsugana.

The “Harmonium of the Mad Larks” is an enigmatic and monumental musical instrument with a row of piano keys running along its perimeter.
The work, presented for the first time in Brescia and produced by the Fondazione Brescia Musei in co-production with Arte Sella, will be permanently installed in the outdoor space selected by the artist himself in the Malga Costa area.

20/08/2026

M77 Select: Maria Lai
Maria Lai (Ulassai, 27 September 1919 – Cardedu, 16 April 2013) is today one of the great names of the international art scene.

Her artworks are in important museums world-wide and in some of the most prestigious private collections. One of the most unique and profound voices of Italian post-war art, Maria Lai has articulated her artistic practice through various media including weaving, embroidery, drawing and writing. Each work reflects the intense echo of an ancient relationship that recalls the dawn of narration and poetry.
One of the distinctive features of Maria Lai’s work is her preponderant use of textile art. Lai was a pioneer in combining conceptual art with the tradition of Sardinian textile crafts. She used threads, cloth and fabrics to create artworks that explore the concept of connections between individuals, memory, and time. Her innovative approach broke new ground in the field of visual arts, pushing the boundaries of traditional art.

Maria Lai, Doppia pagina filo blu, 1990, thread on fabric, 7 1/10 × 9 3/10 in | 18 × 23.5 cm

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M77 Viewing Room: The Human Landscape: William Klein & Nino MiglioriThe twentieth century has been documented through tw...
17/08/2026

M77 Viewing Room: The Human Landscape: William Klein & Nino Migliori
The twentieth century has been documented through two distinct lenses: the frantic, cinematic roar of the global metropolis and the quiet, stoic dignity of the provincial landscape.In this dialogue, we place William Klein’s explosive street photography in contrast with the evocative, observational works of Nino Migliori. Where Klein finds energy in the collision of bodies and signs within the modern city, Migliori uncovers a profound, timeless humanism in the gestures and faces of the Emilian countryside.

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🎈 Happy Birthday to Alessandro Mendini!Few people have been as instrumental in promoting avant-garde Italian design as A...
16/08/2026

🎈 Happy Birthday to Alessandro Mendini!
Few people have been as instrumental in promoting avant-garde Italian design as Alessandro Mendini. The architect, designer, journalist, poet, and educator is best known for his holistic postmodern approach, freely combining elements from various cultures and time periods, while mixing the highbrow with kitsch.

One of his most iconic designs is the Proust armchair, created in 1978, which helped define his distinctive style. The armchair features an intricate and decorative design inspired by the “puntinismo” art movement. This piece became a symbol of postmodern design and helped solidify Mendini’s reputation as an innovator in his field. Over the course of his career, he created a fairy-tale world of objects, furniture, paintings, writings, environments, architecture, and situations that were often intertwined, controversial, paradoxical, ironic, and literary.

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