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08/04/2026

Gisela McDaniel
TÁIFINAKPO’

Opening tomorrow !
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🗓️ April 9, 2026
🕒 From 6:30 PM
📍Foro Buonaparte 52, Milan

We’re thrilled to invite you to the opening of TÁIFINAKPO’, Gisela McDaniel’s first solo exhibition in Italy, opening tomorrow at our Milan space.

Join us from 6:30 PM to discover her new works, created especially for this exhibition.
We can’t wait to welcome you!

Details of the works on view. Photo: Michele Sereni

26/03/2026

✨ Opening April 9, 2026

Gisela McDaniel
TÁIFINAKPO’

Galleria Poggiali Milano
Foro Buonaparte 52, Milano

Galleria Poggiali is pleased to present Táifinakpo’, the first solo exhibition in Italy by American artist Gisela McDaniel, opening on April 9, 2026 at the Gallery’s Milan space, coinciding with her participation in Subvert, Repair, Reclaim at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, on view through August 2026.

As Sophia Thowinsson writes in the exhibition catalogue: “On the occasion of Táifinakpo’, the artist invites us into a universe where identity is not fixed, but a living process in constant transformation and healing. The title is no coincidence. Táifinakpo’ translates literally as ‘without end’, but at a deeper level it also comes to mean ‘without death’. Rather than a linear conception of time, it proposes a persistence: that of ancestral memory and the active presence of those who came before us.”

Gisela McDaniel is an internationally recognised artist whose practice restores visibility to ancestral narratives while engaging with pressing contemporary social issues. Rooted in her Native American heritage, of Choctaw origin, her works honour intergenerational memory and amplify historically marginalised voices.

10/03/2026

🔍Currently on view
ANDEAS ZAMPELLA
Il cielo sopra Milano
Until March 14, 2026
@ Galleria Poggiali, Milan

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Galleria Poggiali is pleased to host the talk of Andreas Zampella’s solo exhibition Il cielo sopra Milano, curated by Nicolas Ballario, on Thursday, March 12, starting at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting, in which the artist Andreas Zampella will talk with the curator of the exhibition Nicolas Ballario, will offer the public an overview of the artist’s practice, shedding light on the experiences, research, and processes that gave rise to the exhibition project.
On this occasion, the monographic catalog published by Galleria Poggiali for the exhibition will be presented, containing insights by Nicolas Ballario himself.

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Galleria Poggiali è lieta di ospitare giovedì 12 marzo, dalle 18.30 il talk di chiusura della mostra personale di Andreas Zampella Il cielo sopra Milano a cura di Nicolas Ballario.
L’incontro, in cui l’artista Andreas Zampella dialogherà con il curatore della mostra Nicolas Ballario, offrirà al pubblico una panoramica sulla pratica dell’artista facendo luce sulle esperienze, ricerche e processi che hanno dato vita al progetto espositivo.
In questa occasione verrà presentato il catalogo monografico edito da Galleria Poggiali in occasione della mostra, contenente gli approfondimenti di Nicolas Ballario stesso.

18/02/2026

🔍 Currently on view
ANDEAS ZAMPELLA
Il cielo sopra Milano
Until March 14, 2026
@ Galleria Poggiali, Milan

As Nicolas Ballario puts it “Andreas Zampella performs a gesture that has something of the archaic while at the same time being profoundly contemporary: he brings the stars back into sight by introducing them into a room. An unnatural constellation takes shape from the ceiling of the Galleria Poggiali. Ordinary objects, fragments of the everyday and relics of a byperfuactional civilisation are glued and suspended, released from the gravity of their fate. Where they ought to have fallen and been left to rot, they now shine. The darkness ignites them”.
We look forward to welcoming you! 🎆

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Come afferma Nicolas Ballario “ Andreas Zampella in mostra compie un gesto che ha qualcosa di arcaico e insieme di profondamente contemporaneo: restituisce le stelle allo sguardo, portandole dentro una stanza.
Dal soffitto della Galleria Poggiali prende forma una costellazione innaturale. Oggetti di uso comune, frammenti del quotidiano e resti di una civiltà iperfunzionante vengono incollati, sospesi, sottratti alla gravità del loro destino. Dove sarebbero dovuti cadere, restare, marcire, ora brillano. Il buio li accende”.
Vi aspettiamo! 🎆

📸 Andreas Zampella, Il cielo sopra Milano, 700x400 cm, installation view at Galleria Poggiali, Milan. Photo by Michele Sereni, Pesaro. Courtesy of the artist and Galleria Poggiali Milano

17/02/2026

The 2026 Chengdu Biennale positions itself as an international platform capable of connecting art from around the world with the city itself.

“Pulse of Life”, the title of this edition, brings together all aspects of everyday life under a more analytical lens: small things, wonder, time, and a renewed awareness of perceiving and living the hours.
Among the more than 300 works by over 250 international artists, “Cloud”, a video presented by Goldschmied&Chiari, explores perception, atmosphere, and suspended landscapes, inviting viewers into a contemplative and immersive visual experience. A special Thank goes to for making the production of this video possible and to for the beautiful Music for III Wind by Massimo Pupillo, Roger Ballen and Gabriele Tinti, from the album Fragments, published by Unsounds Records, © 2024.

Chengdu Biennale: Pulse of Life
Section: The extraordinary in the Ordinary
Curated by He Guiyan

📸 Goldschmied&Chiari
Cloud, 2023
Video, full HD, 9’30”

📍Chengdu Art Museum
Until August 23, 2026

27/01/2026

💫Opening February 11, 2026💫

Andreas Zampella
IL CIELO SOPRA MILANO
Curated by Nicolas Ballario

Poggiali Milano
Foro Buonaparte 52, Milano

Galleria Poggiali is pleased to present Il cielo sopra Milano, a show by Andreas Zampella curated by Nicolas Ballario. It consists of an installation that creates within the gallery an eerie and unsettling starry sky that the city of Milan can admire every night from outside the premises. The show will open on Wednesday 11 February in the Milan branch of the Galleria in Foro Buonaparte 52.
In a Milan where the stars can no longer be seen, where the sky has been annihilated by the street lights, by the advertising, by the continual self-reflection of consumption, the night still exists but it’s no longer dark.

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La Galleria Poggiali è lieta di presentare Il cielo sopra Milano, mostra di Andreas Zampella a cura di Nicolas Ballario. Un’installazione che ricrea negli spazi della galleria uno strano e inquietante cielo stellato, che la città di Milano potrà ammirare ogni notte dall’esterno degli spazi. La mostra inaugurerà mercoledì 11 febbraio presso la sede milanese della galleria, in Foro Buonaparte 52.
In una Milano dove le stelle non si vedono più, dove il cielo è stato cancellato dall’illuminazione pubblica, dalla pubblicità, dal riflesso continuo del consumo su se stesso, la notte esiste ancora, ma non è più buia.

31/12/2025

Here’s what happened at Galleria Poggiali in Milan and Florence during 2025:

BARBARA DE VIVI - Controfigura
THÉRÈSE MULGREW - Slow Burn
PHILIPPE DECRAUZAT - Teatro Anatomico
BAI YIYI - Healing

We cannot wait to welcome you in 2026 with exciting new projects!

08/10/2025

The exhibition Heling by Bai Yiyi continues at our Milan venue until December 2025.

In the meantime, we are pleased to share an excerpt from the catalog essay written by Elisa Carollo:

“In particular, Yiyi has been interested in the healing possibilities of meditation and visualization as ways to reattune the soul with others, and the mind with a broader intelligence. Following the Dao, and the idea of a collective consciousness governing all life processes, Yiyi’s seemingly abstract and densely symbolic paintings visualize the multifaceted, fluid compenetrability and interconnectivity of all things. That is where both physics and Eastern mysticism converge, seeing the universe as a web of processes, patterns, and transformations: in Daoism, this is the ceaseless movement of yin and yang; in physics, it is the continuous flux of subatomic particles and energy fields.

Hacking on both this philosophical and scientific substratum, Yiyi already envisions alternative synthetic and symbiotic existential dimensions that might enable mutual survival and the preservation of energetic health. Fluttering and drifting into a fluid flow, Bai Yiyi creates revelatory visual embodiments of a reality built from a shared structure of fragmented particles—particles that connect, converge, and dissolve into one another. Just as blocked or imbalanced qi causes illness in traditional Chinese medicine, Yiyi’s blurring, dissolving figures could be read as attempts to restore harmony in a disrupted cosmic flow.

Yet, if the entire world of science is constructed on the basis of the world as we experience it [sur le monde vécu]; Yiyi’s art instead invites us to first reawaken this direct experience of the world, where science is only a secondary rational expression, and a more intuitive spiritual and emotional immersion comes first.”

18/09/2025

✨ “Your body is like a universe, a vast landscape containing countless scenes,” explains Yiyi. “In his paintings, it is possible to witness different kinds of inner worlds, much like observing the real world around us.”

As Elisa Carollo writes in the catalogue of Healing, the artist’s layered and meditative practice turns inward, exploring the human body as a site of cosmic consciousness. His works embody the flow of qi—the vital energy that links humans with the cosmos—visualizing the simultaneity and interconnectedness of beings within a wider universal entanglement.

Healing, Bai Yiyi’s first solo exhibition in Italy, opens at Galleria Poggiali Milan, Foro Buonaparte 52, on October 1, 2025.
We look forward to welcoming you! 🌌

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✨ “Il tuo corpo è come un universo, un vasto paesaggio che contiene innumerevoli scenari,” spiega Yiyi. “Nei suoi dipinti è possibile assistere a diversi tipi di mondi interiori, proprio come osservando il mondo reale intorno a noi.”

Come scrive Elisa Carollo nel catalogo di Healing, la pratica stratificata e meditativa dell’artista si rivolge verso l’interno, esplorando il corpo umano come luogo di coscienza cosmica. Le sue opere incarnano il flusso del qi—l’energia vitale che unisce l’uomo al cosmo—visualizzando la simultaneità e l’interconnessione degli esseri all’interno di un più ampio intreccio universale.

Healing, la prima mostra personale di Bai Yiyi in Italia, apre da Galleria Poggiali Milano, in Foro Buonaparte 52, il 1° ottobre 2025.
Vi aspettiamo! 🌌

In foto: dettagli delle opere in mostra // In photos: details of the works on view.

Courtesy the artist and Galleria Poggiali

02/09/2025

💫OPENING OCTOBER 1, 2025💫

Bai Yiyi
Healing

@ Galleria Poggiali Milano
Foro Buonaparte 52, Milano

We are pleased to announce Healing, the upcoming solo exhibition by Bai Yiyi (Datong, China, 1992), opening on October 1, 2025, at Galleria Poggiali Milano. Based in Shanghai, Bai’s practice combines Taoist philosophy and New Materialist thought, envisioning reality as a constellation of particles in constant metamorphosis. Through a unique pointillist technique that merges classical Chinese dian hua and digital pixelation, his luminous paintings dissolve the boundaries between body, matter, and image.

His works are included in collections such as the Singapore Art Museum, White Rabbit Gallery (Sydney), Speed Art Museum, and Wemhöner Foundation and has exhibited in major international fairs such as Art Basel Miami, Frieze Seoul and Los Angeles.

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Siamo felici di annunciare Healing, la prossima mostra personale di Bai Yiyi (Datong, Cina, 1992), che inaugurerà il 1° ottobre 2025 presso Galleria Poggiali Milano. Con base a Shanghai, la sua pratica unisce filosofia taoista e pensiero del Nuovo Materialismo, immaginando la realtà come una costellazione di particelle in continua metamorfosi. Attraverso una tecnica puntinista che fonde il dian hua della pittura cinese classica e la pixelazione digitale, Bai crea opere luminose che dissolvono i confini tra corpo, materia e immagine.

La sua opera è stata esposta in fiere internazionali come Art Basel Miami, Frieze Seoul e Los Angeles e fa parte di prestigiose collezioni tra cui Singapore Art Museum, White Rabbit Gallery (Sidney), Speed Art Museum e Wemhöner Foundation.

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