La Triennale di Milano Review

The Milan Triennale is hosted by the nonprofit Cultural Foundation of the same name, founded in 1923, specializing in exhibitions and other events related to architecture, design, decorative arts, fashion, new media and urban design. The triennium was originally hosted in Monza, near Milan, and officially relocated to Milan in 1933, and has been held for 20 sessions until 1996. A major event in the Italian fashion architecture design community, the triennium was re-released from April 2 to September 12, 2016 after 20 years of suspension. Organizers identified the theme of the triennial as “21st century: design after design”.

Milan Triennial is the best in the Milan Festival. Anyone who wants to explore the art has to see what is the new life model and what is the hope of the future. This is a masterpiece at the master level!

This is an art center that shows Milan's urban design concept and urban style, conveys Milan's urban planning and design concept to people, and shows the relationship between industry and art. It's worth seeing.

Milan Triennale di Milano is on the left side of the park for three years. It is an art gallery. Originally, I wanted to see it for the sake of modern art. Unexpectedly, it was changed into an exhibition area of the World Expo because of the World Expo. The theme is delicious food.

Milan has been an art gallery for three years. It is used to hold various exhibitions and activities to show Italian design, urban planning, architecture, music and media art, with emphasis on the relationship between art and industry. The three-year center often exhibits award-winning designs since its inception in the 1930s. Crossing the symbolic bridge, you can begin to appreciate the symbolic designs and furniture, including Pesce's super-large-sized Mollock lights.