Manifiesto Blanco is an exhibition space dedicated to contemporary art, opened in Milan in 2016 in the evocative and airy Art Nouveau setting of Via Benedetto Marcello. It is managed by the eponymous cultural association Manifiesto Blanco A.p.s.
It takes its name from the famous "Manifiesto Blanco," which marked the birth of "Spatialism" by emphasizing the role of gesture and sign, capable of generating new spaces for creative representation.
Manifiesto Blanco was thus born as a place to welcome and share creative experiences that aim to suggest new possible scenarios in the art world, beyond the usual market logic.

The diverse expressions of contemporary figurative art are the common thread throughout the gallery's exhibition program, which has always participated in major Milanese artistic and cultural events and collaborates with the city's cultural organizations and institutions, also activating valuable synergies with collectors and private galleries.
Painting, photography, sculpture, design, and performance art—along with workshops, conferences, and musical performances—enliven the days and nights of Manifiesto Blanco, which also has its own editorial line of art catalogs and artist notebooks

Since its inauguration in January 2016, 40 exhibitions have been held, each lasting a month, with an average of 300 visitors per exhibition. This activity has been enriched by various events, from a theatrical performance to dance performances, literary evenings, and even concerts featuring musical instruments related to the current exhibitions (mandolin, harpsichord, violin, and voice).

The Department of Culture of the City of Milan has recognized the quality and continuity of Manifiesto Blanco's work during the COVID pandemic by providing a grant. Collaborations have been established with the Japanese Cultural Center and the Chilean Consulate, as well as long-standing participation in important city cultural events such as Photofestival. For Manifiesto Blanco, the social value of some initiatives in favor of other local organizations is also fundamental, such as the non-profit organization "La forza e il sorriso," supported by "Cosmetica Italia," which supports women undergoing cancer treatment, and the "Fondazione Minotauro," which deals with adolescent distress.

Manifiesto Blanco is associated with the ARTSUPP portal, dedicated to international museums and art venues. Thanks to a widespread press campaign, Manifiesto Blanco's initiatives are regularly featured in leading trade publications (such as Artribune and Exibart) and general publications (such as Corriere della Sera, Repubblica, and Sole 24ore Cultura), with approximately forty mentions per event.

Communication via social media is achieving significant results, thanks to professional programming.