Manifiesto Blanco is an exhibition space dedicated to contemporary art, opened in Milan in 2016 in the suggestive and airy Art Nouveau setting of via Benedetto Marcello.

It takes its name from the famous Manifiesto Blanco by Lucio Fontana, which marked the birth of "Spatialism", emphasizing the role of gesture and sign, capable of generating new spaces of creative representation. Manifiesto Blanco is therefore born as a place of welcoming and sharing those creative experiences that aim to suggest new possible scenarios in the art world, beyond the usual market logics.

The different expressions of contemporary figurative art represent the common thread of the gallery's exhibition proposal, which has always been part of the major artistic and cultural events in Milan and collaborates with Authorities and Cultural institutions of the city, also activating valuable synergies with collectors and private galleries.

Painting, photography, sculpture, design, and performative art - as well as workshops, conferences, and musical moments - animate the days and nights of Manifiesto Blanco, which also offers its own editorial line of art catalogs and artist notebooks.