program

A new exhibition experience that invites us to view the past not as something to be preserved unchanged, but as a creative material to be reinterpreted.

An exhibition of words and images, born from a journey by journalist Paola Manfredi together with photographer Selene Magnolia Gatti.

Serra del Grumello hosts a series of talks exploring the theme of the festival's eighth edition from a range of different perspectives.

Lake Como Design Festival renews its appointment with a selection of contemporary design curated by Giovanna Massoni.

Lake Como Design Festival invites to discover a selection of places where design, creativity and culture meet.

Five hotels open their doors to designers and artists, becoming settings for installations, screenings and temporary exhibitions.

For this eighth edition, the festival once again offers a series of lessons led by architects, introducing to the masterpieces of Como’s Rationalist architecture.

A group exhibition opens the doors of the Ico Parisi Design Archive, celebrating the artistic collaboration between Ico Parisi and Giuliano Collina.

In the former Church of Santa Caterina, an installation exploring the ideas of boundaries and sharing, conceived as a transitional space that transforms into a temporary place of encounter.

In their vivid and unpretentious antiquity, Granata's figures seem to speak to us of history, centuries-old civilization, and pathos. Curated by Eugenio Bitetti.

An exhibition project set within the spaces of the Aldo Galli Academy of Fine Arts in Como, emerging from a dialogue between IED and LABANOF–MUSA as part of a research initiative exploring archives and the relationship between music and image.

An evocative setting for a unique sound installation in the organ hall of the Como Conservatory.

A selection of essential bibliographic references on the theme of the Border, displayed in the atrium of the Novocomum. Curated by the Culture Commission of the Order of Architects, Planners, Landscape Architects and Conservation Architects of the Province of Como.

In Laglio, the historic headquarters of Cantiere Ernesto Riva hosts the exhibition developed by Volta27, a group of professionals inspired by the legacy of Alessandro Volta to envision the future of sustainable navigation on Lake Como.

Through innovative devices and audio-tactile paths, the project turns what is normally perceived through sight alone into an inclusive multi-sensory experience.

The installation highlights the themes and objectives of the PAESALP project. This initiative aims to enhance the cultural, landscape, and material heritage of the Alps.

Developed as part of the AMALPI MORE research project, a series of narrative devices designed to engage the public with the topic of landslides and land fragility.

A metahistorical reflection on the meaning of the Feminine that opens up spaces for thought and creation, restoring the complexity and plurality of its meanings, between memory and contemporaneity.