Exhibitions
Exhibitions at the Museo Diocesano bring renowned artists and unexpected perspectives to Milan.
Discover what’s on now and what’s coming next.
Past exhibition
Dorothea Lange
The Museo Diocesano Carlo Maria Martini in Milan, in collaboration with CAMERA – Centro Italiano per la Fotografia in Turin, presents the exhibition Dorothea Lange, which through 140 photographs celebrates the American photographer 130 years after her birth.
Past exhibition
Sony World Photography Awards 2025
Following the Sony World Photography Awards ceremony, held on 16 April at Somerset House in London, the winning works are on display in Italy at the Museo Diocesano.
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Around Tintoretto. The Deposition
Four contemporary artists challenged by a masterpiece
To mark Lent and Easter 2025, the Museo Diocesano offers, as a starting point for reflection, the display of the Deposition by Jacopo Tintoretto (Venice, c. 1519 – 1594), one of the masterpieces of the great protagonist of Venetian painting of the second…
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Alessandro Grassani. Climate emergency. A journey to the edge of the world
The Museo Diocesano presents the photography exhibition Alessandro Grassani. Climate emergency. A journey to the edge of the world, which, through some forty photographs arranged in four chapters – Mongolia, Kenya, Bangladesh, Haiti – focuses on the climate migration that shapes life in rural…
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Giovanni Chiaramonte. Infinite realism
The Museo Diocesano is devoting an exhibition to Giovanni Chiaramonte (Varese, 1948 – Milan, 2023), regarded as one of the greatest masters of Italian photography, whose work contributed like few others to the poetic and conceptual redefinition of the image of the contemporary landscape.
Past exhibition
The Altarpiece of the Magi from the Basilica dei Santi Apostoli e Nazaro Maggiore, Milan
To mark the Holy Christmas season, the Museo Diocesano – in collaboration with the Arcidiocesi di Milano – Ufficio beni ecclesiastici, the Soprintendenza Archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio per la Città metropolitana di Milano and the Institut royal du patrimoine artistique (IRPA)…