Description
A Fondazione Prada Milan ticket takes you to a campus designed by the OMA studio of Rem Koolhaas, made by turning an early 20th-century distillery into a place where old industrial buildings stand beside new ones. You move between the buildings and exhibition halls on your own, as no guide or audio guide is included.
Temporary exhibitions share the spaces with permanent installations by Thomas Demand, by Robert Gober in dialogue with Louise Bourgeois, by Andreas Slominski and by Jean-Luc Godard. The Atlas project gathers works by artists tied to the foundation's history, among them Carla Accardi, Jeff Koons, Walter De Maria and Carsten Höller.
- Admission to the temporary and permanent exhibitions at the Milan site
- Admission to the current exhibition at the Osservatorio, inside the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Free coat check; bags, helmets and items larger than 40x18x30 cm must be left there
The bookshop and Bar Luce, the bar designed by director Wes Anderson, are part of the site, although drinks and snacks are not included. All areas are accessible to visitors with disabilities. Strollers are allowed except in two permanent installations, and the foundation lends baby carriers free of charge.