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ART, YOUTH, AND THE SUBURBS: "ARMO’NIA" TAKES STAGE AT THE DAP

Armo'nia is the title of the collective exhibition that, from October 1st to 25th, brings over 100 works by young artists to THE DAP, the art-dedicated space inaugurated in 2021 at Via dei Missaglia 97, in the Gratosoglio district. Once again, emerging creativity drives and accompanies the revitalization of new urban spaces within suburban neighborhoods.
Organized by OverArt under the patronage of the Brera Academy of Fine Arts and promoted by Urban Up | Unipol, the exhibition features paintings and sculptures by former Brera students already active on the contemporary scene, alongside some of the most promising students currently enrolled at the Academy, selected by the Brera Academy Scientific Committee.
Translating the concept into the physical venue is the vision of Celia Stefania Centonze, designer, Chief Operating Officer, and founding partner of OverArt, who curated the concept of exhibition spaces, the layout design, and the catalog.

The space at THE DAP becomes an immersive environment, bridging the gap between the artwork, architecture, and the public, while making tangible the themes of harmony, connection with nature, and the energy evoked by the four elements.
The exhibition is curated by Dany Vescovi, Director of the School of Painting and Professor of Chromatology at the Brera Academy, Professor Stefano Pizzi, and Ugo Maria Macola, President of OverArt.
A large crowd attended the vernissage on Wednesday, September 30th, which featured addresses by Massimiliano Morrone (Chief Real Estate Officer at Unipol Assicurazioni and CEO of Unipol Investimenti SGR), Franco Marrocco (Director of the Brera Academy of Fine Arts), Ugo Maria Macola (President of OverArt), and Rodolfo Ziberna (Mayor of Gorizia, the city that served as the European Capital of Culture in 2025). Following the presentation of the Urban Up | Unipol Awards to the three best works selected by the Brera Scientific Committee, the evening concluded with a performance by the Silence Teatro company, designed to interact dynamically with the artwork, the venue, and the audience.

Milan
October 5, 2026