Maria Cristina Didero is an independent design curator, consultant and author, who has collaborated with different magazines and contributed to many publications; she is currently covering the role of Milan editor for Wallpper magazine. Didero has consulted for companies such as Vitra, Fritz Hansen, Lexus, Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Valextra among others.
Based in Milan, MC works internationally, curating exhibitions for institutions: some of her recent projects include Nendo: The Space in Between and The Conversation Show at the Holon Design Museum, Israel; FUN HOUSE by Snarkitecture at National Building Museum, Washington D.C.; SuperDesign, a project about Italian radical design, NY; Vegan Design, or the Art of Reduction by Erez Nevi and The Fish and The Crowd by Carlo Massoud, Milan. She was in charge of the public program for Supersalone curated by Stefano Boeri in 2020; in 2022 she was appointed Curatorial Director of Design Miami/, she presented a project at MK&G, in Hamburg, titled Ask Me if I Believe in the Future and a solo show by Mathieu Lehanneur titled The Inventory of Life, at Triennale Milano. For Milan Design Week 2023 she co-curated with Richard Hutten Droog30 for the 30th anniversary of Droog Design, with Tony Chambers Future Impact for Singapore Design Council and A Future for the Past on entropy. She is currently working on Craft x Tech, a project on Japanese craftsmanship and design, due to open in May in Tokyo at the Kudan House.
