Exhibit: Milano Cortina 2026 Art Posters

Art Meets Sport: Triennale Milano Unveils the Official Posters for the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games

For the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games, Triennale Milano and Fondazione Milano Cortina 2026 have joined forces with ten new talents to celebrate a distinctly Italian fusion of art, culture, and sport in an exhibition at the Triennale Milano.

Art Posters Milano Cortina 2026

Until March 15, 2026
Triennale Milano
Viale Emilio Alemagna, 6, Milan

The result is Art Posters Milano Cortina 2026, a collection of ten original works by emerging Italian artists, unveiled at Triennale Milano and on view through March 15, 2026.

The ten artists selected for the Art Posters Milano Cortina 2026 project are:

Beatrice Alici, Martina Cassatella, Giorgia Garzilli, Maddalena Tesser, Flaminia Veronesi, Roberto De Pinto, Andrea Fontanari, Aronne Pleuteri, Clara Woods, and Giulia Mangoni.

Each poster captures the emotion, energy, and beauty of the Games through the lens of contemporary Italian creativity. The project revives a long-standing Olympic tradition in which visual art becomes part of the event’s identity; looking back to the era when legends like Warhol and Rauschenberg interpreted the spirit of the Games in poster form.

Curated by Damiano Gullì, head of contemporary art and public programs at Triennale Milano, the selection features ten Italian artists under forty whose works reflect the diversity and vitality of Italy’s current art scene.

There are five posters representing the Olympic Games and five for the Paralympics, evoke themes of inclusivity, strength, and imagination. Some take a poetic approach, others explore bold graphic movement, but all share a clear sense of optimism and national pride.

The exhibition at Triennale Milano invites visitors to experience the artistic side of the Olympics firsthand, offering a rare glimpse into how Italy’s next generation of creators interprets one of the world’s most unifying events.

The posters are also available for purchase at the museum’s bookshop and through official Milano Cortina 2026 outlets—making them not only symbols of athletic excellence but collectible pieces of Italian design.

In the lead-up to the 2026 Winter Games, this collaboration stands as a reminder that Milan is more than a host city—it’s a global hub where creativity, culture, and competition converge in true Italian style.