With so much to see, experience and interact with, Fuori Salone 2015 in Milan is an assault on all the senses. We asked Liminal co-curator and ID2015 Programme Director Alex Milton to share his top five must sees from Milan so far. 

Mindcraft – Danish Craft and Design
A wonderful reflective exhibition presenting Danish design and craft. GamFratesi's curation and exhibition design is beautifully simple, holding transient concepts and products within iron wrought birdcages.

Find it at: Chiostro Minore, di San Simpliciano, via dei Cavalieri, del Santo Sepolcro 3

ECAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne
ECAL continue to challenge the preconceptions of what design eduction can be. #Photobooth presents a series of interactive installations exploring how mobile phone cameras and the selfie phenomenon have changed the way we look and interact with each other.

Find it at: Spazio O', via Pastrengo 12

Z33 at Atelier Clerici
Dutch doyenne Hella Jongerius and Louise Schouwenberg demonstrate Dutch design's continuing conceptual and polemical qualities, presenting a manifesto that challenges the design industry rather than merely presenting yet another chair.

Find it at: Palazzo Clerici, via Clerici 5

Eat Shit
Design Academy Eindhoven are leading the way in exploring the emerging discipline of food design with the scatologically themed Eat Shit.

Find it at: Ventura Lambrate, via G. Crespi, corner of via dei Canzi

Favilla – To every light a voice
This Ford sponsored installation is a dazzling multimedia presentation exploring the Milanese relationship to light and storytelling.

Find it at: Piazza san Fedele 

And of course, bonus option number six: be sure to visit our exhibition Liminal – Irish design at the threshold a collection of specially commissioned collaborations from over 20 Irish designers and studios, moving across the boundaries of what design was into what design can become.

Find us at: Vetraio, Opificio 31, via Tortona 31