miart is Milan's international fair for modern and contemporary art, with sections running from twentieth-century masters to emerging galleries and a design-object strand that acknowledges where it sits in the calendar. It is deliberately scheduled against the opening of design week, and the city coordinates an Art Week programme of museum openings and private-collection access around it.
No attendance figure is recorded here in this pass.
Its commercial position is specific: Italy's domestic collector base is strong in modern rather than contemporary work, and the fair's modern section is what distinguishes it from the larger international fairs.
As with the Salone, April is the correct month. For a visitor the practical approach is to treat Milan's April as a single two-week cultural season rather than two unrelated events.
PlanningApril, deliberately adjacent to the Salone — the two weeks are planned as one by the city.
Season
Computed from the recurrence rule we record for this entry, not copied from a listing. A date marked ~ comes from a calendar conversion and the observance may fall a day or two either side.