On the occasion of Milano Women’s Fashion Week, 10 Corso Como unveils the first-ever solo exhibition dedicated to Glen Luchford, British photographer and portraitist who, from the 1990s to the present day, has revolutionized and redefined the visual language and aesthetic standards of the fashion industry.

Curated by Alessio de’ Navasques,Glen Luchford. Atlas brings together over thirty years of work in a single continuous flow. Iconic editorials, fashion campaigns, portraits, personal memories, outtakes, and re-edits. An atlas, almost an autobiography through images: a sitespecific project, designed by the artist himself specifically for the 10 Corso Como Gallery, like a cinematic flow of spontaneous associations and intrinsic correspondences.

The exhibition marks a new chapter in 10 Corso Como cultural programme, in its exploration of contemporary art, its protagonists and iconography in the fields of photography, design, visual and applied arts.

Composed of large-format prints, layered works and collages, the exhibition gives visitors the feeling of browsing through a personal archive, transcending chronological and cataloguing conventions. The images are bare, simply stuck to the walls like frames in the montage of a movie. Cinematic inspiration and dynamic tension, which translates into actual or evoked movement, permeate the work of the artist. Fashion, skateboarding, and English post-punk shaped his youthful sensibilities. In the 1990s, when British photography embodied the creative avant-garde, Luchford reinvented the concept of beauty, dismantling stereotypes and introducing a new aesthetic, conveyed by independent magazines, as the ground for personal and identitydriven expression. A unique season, documented in the exhibition through intimate frames, encounters, and exchanges within a vibrant creative community.

The exhibition closes with a video installation — never-before-seen — featuring fashion films imbued with an irony that mocks convention.

Glen Luchford. Atlas
Curated by Alessio de’ Navasques
10·Corso·Como Gallery
25.9 – 20.11.2025
Every day: 10.30am – 7.30pm
Free admission

10 Corso Como presents Da un’altra parte (“Elsewhere”), a solo exhibition by Guido Guidi, curated by Alessandro Rabottini and staged at 10 Corso Como Gallery from 7 May through 27 July 2025. Conceived as a wide-ranging showcase for his photographic work, the exhibition concentrates on the theme of the shadow, interpreted as the result of the encounter between light, space, and time – i.e., between three of the main coordinates of Guidi’s practice.

Guido Guidi (Cesena, 1941) is an internationally acclaimed photographer, renowned for the contribution he has made to the field of photography since the 1960s and celebrated for his personal way of looking at the landscape, architecture, and things, which is at once lyrical and analytical. His images are a distilled reflection on the most quotidian, marginal, and anti-monumental spaces that we inhabit, a tactile exploration of the forms that surround us and which we often neglect, rendered as if frozen in time. Over the decades, Guidi has affirmed the necessity for a “poetics of attention.” In his works, the very act of seeing is never taken for granted; on the contrary, it is analyzed from numerous perspectives, encompassing everything from its existential aspects right through to its formal and theoretical repercussions. Thanks to the consistency with which he has always scrutinized the most liminal aspects of reality, Guidi has also influenced generations of photographers, creating a visual idiom that is as subtle as it has been seminal.

Curated by Alessandro Rabottini, Da un’altra parte compiles a wide selection of photographs taken between the early 1970s and 2023, in an exhibition that focuses on the persistence and recurrence of certain themes across the decades. Although Guidi conceives, publishes, and shows his work through the format of the photographic series. The works are placed in dialogue with each other, according to a principle of poetic and formal tension, over and above the chronological sequence and any separation between the genres of portraiture, still life, and architectural photography.

Guido Guidi
Da un’altra parte
Curated by Alessandro Rabottini
10 Corso Como Gallery
7.5 - 10.9.25
Every day: 10.30am – 7.30pm
Free entrance

From April 17 to 30 2025, MORPHINE.ONLINE and 10 CORSO COMO present INVENTARIO, an installation of over 500 fragments—lookbooks, catalogues, and ephemera from 1992 to 2002—that take on new life and meaning in the Gallery of 10 Corso Como. The project also features a temporary shop in the Mezzanine space, offering a selection of rare and vintage pieces from the same period. 

Curated by MORPHINE.ONLINE in collaboration with Alessio de’Navasques, INVENTARIO transforms these ephemeral materials into an atlas of images, associations, and emotions, revealing the dynamic and transitory spirit of fashion. Through a layered fresco, figures and moments that have defined our cultural identity are brought to light.MORPHINE.ONLINE was created as a cultural platform dedicated to reactivation and preservation, and this project celebrates the acquisition and digitisation of more than 1,000 documents, ephemera, and editorial materials—including, thanks to a collaboration with Werksammlung, the integration of Pietro Bosetti’s private collection.

Installation details

INVENTARIO
10 Corso Como Gallery
17.4 - 30.3.2025
Every day: 10.30am – 7.30pm
Free entrance