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Casa MB in Milan opens group show Nuove Voci, Nuove Stanze with F2T Gallery

Casa MB in Milan opens group show Nuove Voci, Nuove Stanze with F2T Gallery Image: Casa MB Los Angeles

Casa MB in Milan opens Nuove Voci, Nuove Stanze (New Voices, New Rooms), a group exhibition presented in partnership with F2T Gallery, on Thursday 8 October 2026. The show brings together work by seven artists: Valentina Artone, Valentina Blundo, Oliviero Biagetti, Aleksandr Nuss, Bu Shi, Lucia Spadotto and Morigen Yan.

The exhibition arrives as the gallery behind the space changes shape. M+B opened in West Hollywood twenty years ago, starting from a focus on photography that gradually widened to art of all kinds. In 2023 it opened Casa MB in Milan, inside a 19th-century apartment, with a simple premise: to show art the way people live with it, among furniture, books and everyday objects rather than in a white cube, in rooms where visitors can sit and take their time.

The same year it opened Domo Damo in São Paulo, an artist residency in a house designed by the architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha, which the gallery says has become a gathering place for artists and visitors.

The gallery has now announced that its spaces in Milan and the Hollywood Hills, together with Domo Damo, will all operate under the single name Casa MB. Each house is to keep its own character, with its own exhibitions and artists, and visits will be by appointment, which the gallery says gives it more freedom in how it shows work and more time with visitors. Citing Allan Kaprow’s view that the line between art and life should stay fluid, it presents the move as a natural step after two decades.

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