Biennial of Monza

Summary

Biennial of Monza is an art exhibition^[1].

Key Facts

• Biennial of Monza is located in Monza^[2].
• Biennial of Monza is in the country of Italy^[3].
• Biennial of Monza's image is recorded as Aldo Scarzella, Manifesto for the I Biennale of Monza (1923).jpg^[4].
• Biennial of Monza's instance of is recorded as art exhibition^[5].
• Biennial of Monza's instance of is recorded as biennale^[6].
• Biennial of Monza's instance of is recorded as triennale^[7].
• Biennial of Monza's instance of is recorded as temporary art exhibition^[8].
• Biennial of Monza's founder is recorded as Guido Marangoni^[9].
• Biennial of Monza's followed by is recorded as Milan Triennial^[10].
• Biennial of Monza's location is recorded as Palace of Monza^[11].
• Biennial of Monza's Commons category is recorded as Biennale di Monza^[12].
• Biennial of Monza's has part is recorded as I Biennial of Monza^[13].
• Biennial of Monza's has part is recorded as II Biennial of Monza^[14].
• Biennial of Monza's has part is recorded as III Biennial of Monza^[15].
• Biennial of Monza's has part is recorded as IV Triennale of Monza^[16].
• Biennial of Monza's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 45.593611111111, 'longitude': 9.2747222222222, 'precision': 0.00027777777777778}^[17].
• Biennial of Monza's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Biennale di Monza^[18].
• Biennial of Monza's main subject is recorded as art^[19].
• Biennial of Monza's main subject is recorded as design^[20].
• Biennial of Monza's main subject is recorded as interior design^[21].
• Biennial of Monza's main subject is recorded as architecture^[22].
• Biennial of Monza's main subject is recorded as communication^[23].
• Biennial of Monza's main subject is recorded as industrial design^[24].
• Biennial of Monza's main subject is recorded as fashion^[25].
• Biennial of Monza's official name is recorded as Mostra internazionale delle arti decorative^[26].