Triennale Milano

Diario 2022

Diario 2022

Diario 2022 (Diary 2022) is an editorial project that accompanies us up to the Triennale Milano 23rd International Exhibition entitled Unknown Unknowns. An introduction to Mysteries. What we don’t know that we don’t know surrounds us and occupies our time and space. Diario 2022 offers the possibility of investigating and discovering the 5% we do know. The diary features a series of interviews, videos, unpublished articles and projects that tell of a small part of the great universe of unknowns that we inhabit.

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Cross-cultural Imaginaries of the Virus

January 17 2023

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Time

January 10 2023

Jaider Esbell, Lexicon for Explaining “Permundos”

December 21 2022

A Journey through Voices

December 14 2022

Vocabulary Earth. Nina Salsotto Cassina’s Research

December 10 2022

Francis Kéré: Architecture and Community

December 3 2022

The Science of Dreams: An Interview with Daniel Godínez Nivón

December 2 2022

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Why Is Science a Revolution?

December 1 2022

Ujumbe, the Message of Art: An Interview with Louise Manzon and Luca Beatrice

November 26 2022

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Blackboards as Canvases: Jessica Wynne and Carlo Rovelli

November 16 2022

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Liminality, between making home and taking care

November 11 2022

Sound of the Earth

November 4 2022

Space Architecture

October 28 2022

Portal of Mysteries

Emanuele Coccia

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Unknown Unknowns… In Space

Tracing Fallen Sky: a conversation

September 24 2022

Milanese Universities and Mystery. (In) Visibility: What We (Don’t) See When We Observe the Urban

September 21 2022

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Planet Earth: The Depths of Space and Time

September 7 2022

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Pedagogical Ways of Relating to Unknown Unknowns

Milanese Universities and Mystery. Biodiversity We Could Never Know

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A Talk on Man in a Boat

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Milanese Universities and Mystery. Unknown Unknowns: Some Mysteries Related to the Origin of the Universe, to Its Evolution, Destiny and Components

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Staging the future: interview with Joseph Grima from Space Caviar

© Triennale Milano - 18th International Exhibition

The garden of things: a new ecology of the artificial

The rare, yet discovered, New England Tree frog (Litoria_subglandulosa), © LiquidGhoul, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Map of Undiscovered Life

News from another universe

Marilia Pederbelli

The imaginary cosmos in Big Sky Hunting explained through the notes on the limits of vision

Carlo Sala

Yesterday’s Tomorrow project by architect Francis Kéré for 23rd Triennale Milano International Exhibition

A Marble Space Odyssey

SyMSE: Symbiotic Machines for Space Exploration

Windhunter® 1.6.S inserito in un campo di girandole, 2012 © Michele Boni 2022

Unknown Air: a material to be rediscovered and explored

Michele Boni

February 25 2022

Artificial Senses told by aesthetic researcher Kim Albrecht

Kim Albrecht

February 4 2022

Jonathon Keats tells about The Library of the Great Silence in Fontecchio, Abruzzo

November 19 2021

13 Things you need to know about Space

Suzanne Treister plans to save the world with her Technoshamanic Systems

Dressing up for a journey of discovery into the unknown: how astronauts' suits are made

Beyond the fringe. Facade installations on the Palazzo dell’Arte for the International Exhibitions

Marilia Pederbelli

The New York studio 2x4 talks about the visual identity project for the 2022 International Exposition

Dimitra Louana Marlanti talks about mysteries

Mysteries narrated in a video by Giulio Squillacciotti

The charm of the Unknown Unknows told by the curator of the 23rd International Exhibition

Ersilia Vaudo

Dialogues with Dust

Huda Tayob, Sarah de Villiers

September 18 2020

PROVISIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS by Traumnovelle, inspired by Provisions

Musical Gatherings

Naomi Woo

September 7 2020

Curator Sascha Hastings reflects on the consequences of COVID-19 starting from the postponed La Biennale di Venezia – Architettura

Sascha Hastings

September 4 2020

Philosopher Emanuele Coccia reflects on the concept of ecology and home

Emanuele Coccia

The speech of the Head of Arts & Culture at the World Economic Forum Nico Daswani at “The Earth seen from the Moon”

Nico Daswani

Kevin Frayer, Getty Images

Philosopher Ben Ware on the new ways of seeing 'distancing' within the social, political and aesthetic spheres

Ben Ware

Marina Ponti talks about the UN SDG Action Campaign

Marina Ponti

The speech by the President of Fondazione Cariplo at the symposium on June 11

Giovanni Fosti

Claudia Andujar and the Yanomami struggle

Grazia Quaroni

The designer, researcher, and writer Matthew Claudel at the symposium “The Earth seen from the Moon“

Matthew Claudel

The Secretary General of the BIE Dimitri Kerkentzes at the symposium The Earth seen from the Moon

Dimitri Kerkentzes

Stefano Boeri introduces the symposium “The Earth seen from the Moon”

Stefano Boeri

A Museum for Contemporary Nature

Emanuele Coccia

Some notes on Towards the XXIII International Exhibition

Stefano Boeri

The co-founder of Mobility in Chain Federico Parolotto talks about the new challenges of mobility

Federico Parolotto

The criminologist Adolfo Ceretti reflects on the concept of restorative justice

Adolfo Ceretti

The architect Maria Chiara Pastore talks about Urban Africa

Maria Chiara Pastore

The ethologist Donato Antonio Grasso reflects on the life and social behavior of ants

Donato Antonio Grasso

The astrophysics Ersilia Vaudo Scarpetta from the European Space Agency at the symposium on March 4

Ersilia Vaudo Scarpetta

Individual moments of contemplation

Laura Agnesi

This variety of points of view

Laura Maeran

Triennale is home to a world

Marco Sammicheli

The introductory speech by the President of Triennale Milano Stefano Boeri at the symposium on March 4

Stefano Boeri

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