On November 11, 1965, Studio Marconi opened at the first floor of a building at 15 via Tadino, Milan. The opening exhibition was dedicated to Valerio Adami, Lucio Del Pezzo, Mario Schifano and Emilio Tadini, four artists, in their 30s, among the most interesting in Italy.
The invitation consisted of a box containing reproductions of four works, one by each artist. Each card was a small puzzle. This was the start of a cultural activity that Giorgio Marconi planned and directed with intelligence and passion, promoting young artists, as well as national and international protagonists of the art scene, through exhibitions organised with the contribution of Italian and foreign scholars and art critics.
Almost fourty-years later, on November 11, 2004, the Marconi Foundation opened the doors, at 15 via Tadino, in its completely renovated premises occupying an area of 1000 square metres, with the exhibition Autobiografia di una galleria. Lo Studio Marconi 1965/1992.