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Casa Museo Molinario Colombari
Via Alserio 17, Milano (MI), Italy
Special visit
Friday, Apr 17, 2026: 3:30 – 4:30 PM
Special visit
Friday, Apr 17, 2026: 3:30 – 4:30 PM
Casa Museo Molinario Colombari is a non-profit cultural association with an open, cross-disciplinary vision and an international outlook – an incubator of ideas where arts engage in dialogue with the contemporary world.
It is a place of exchange, born from the revitalization of a former twentieth-century Milanese silversmith factory, where the private dimension merges with the public one in an organic, circular balance that reflects the architectural vision. Within this space, two complementary perspectives coexist: the Ettore Molinario Collection, an autobiographical journey into photography’s power to illuminate the human experience, and the multifaceted vision of Rossella Colombari, gallerist and expert in historic Italian design.
Developed since the 1990s, the Ettore Molinario Collection spans the origins of the photographic medium through to contemporary languages, giving equal importance to great masters, lesser-known authors, and anonymous photographers. It is a space for exploration and personal inquiry, where photography becomes an immersive medium to investigate themes of identity and its tensions, reflecting a search for balance among opposing forces: the dialogue between masculine and feminine, the ambivalence between eros and thanatos, the search for beauty, and the melancholy that accompanies emotional conflict. The result is a mosaic of images that open shafts of light into the inner self, transforming intimate experiences into opportunities for dialogue, discovery, and reconciliation.
Casa Museo Molinario Colombari and the Ettore Molinario Collection can be visited every Wednesday afternoon by booking on the website https://casamuseomolinariocolombari.com/en
Casa Museo Molinario Colombari
Via Alserio 17, Milano (MI), Italy

Casa Museo Molinario Colombari
Via Alserio 17, Milano (MI), Italy
Special visit
Friday, Apr 17, 2026: 3:30 – 4:30 PM
Special visit
Friday, Apr 17, 2026: 3:30 – 4:30 PM
Casa Museo Molinario Colombari is a non-profit cultural association with an open, cross-disciplinary vision and an international outlook – an incubator of ideas where arts engage in dialogue with the contemporary world.
It is a place of exchange, born from the revitalization of a former twentieth-century Milanese silversmith factory, where the private dimension merges with the public one in an organic, circular balance that reflects the architectural vision. Within this space, two complementary perspectives coexist: the Ettore Molinario Collection, an autobiographical journey into photography’s power to illuminate the human experience, and the multifaceted vision of Rossella Colombari, gallerist and expert in historic Italian design.
Developed since the 1990s, the Ettore Molinario Collection spans the origins of the photographic medium through to contemporary languages, giving equal importance to great masters, lesser-known authors, and anonymous photographers. It is a space for exploration and personal inquiry, where photography becomes an immersive medium to investigate themes of identity and its tensions, reflecting a search for balance among opposing forces: the dialogue between masculine and feminine, the ambivalence between eros and thanatos, the search for beauty, and the melancholy that accompanies emotional conflict. The result is a mosaic of images that open shafts of light into the inner self, transforming intimate experiences into opportunities for dialogue, discovery, and reconciliation.
Casa Museo Molinario Colombari and the Ettore Molinario Collection can be visited every Wednesday afternoon by booking on the website https://casamuseomolinariocolombari.com/en
Casa Museo Molinario Colombari
Via Alserio 17, Milano (MI), Italy