Palmarola, Marettimo, Ponza, Vulcano—but also Murano and Giudecca—inspire Antonello Viola’s glass...

Spazio Punch presents ALIEN Couch, designed by Walter Van Beirendonck and produced by Artisans-X; the...

Through counter-ritual gestures, Romina De Novellis—a performer, researcher, and anthropologist with...

Ca’ Corner della Regina, hosts an exhibition dedicated to diagrams and conceived by the AMO/OMA studio,...

The second chapter dedicated by Le Stanze del Vetro to the history of Murano glass at the Venice Biennale...

The Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation renews the usual event dedicated to the discovery and promotion of...

​The exhibition showcases over 50 works by Venetian artist Raoul Schultz (1931–1971), including pieces...

The exhibition presents a documentation of the architecture and furnishings of the Museo Correr by Carlo...

This solo exhibition – Tatiana Trouvé’s most extensive to date and her first major show in Italy...

The exhibition traces the evolution of motifs in Thomas Schütte’s works from the 1970s to today....

The exhibition explores the evolution of human thought in the digital era, reflecting on how technology...

Ncontemporary presents “Marghera 1977”, the first solo exhibition of the artist Walter Niedermayr...

In 2010, Gabriele Basilico undertook a photographic project on Shanghai, commissioned for the Universal...

Galerie Negropontes, in partnership with Heritage Asset Management, presents Architectural Landscapes,...

The exhibition aims at promoting glass as an autonomous means of expression within the context of contemporary...

“Le forme del classico” has been conceived as the first act of of a larger trilogy, part...

Internationally known for his portraits of celebrities like Lady Gaga, Robert De Niro, Johnny Depp and...

Curator: Filippo Bricolo Architects: alpina architects, Walter Angonese, Architekten Mahlknecht Comploi,...

Projects from Armenia, China, Georgia, Germany, Latvia, and Poland

Wentrup presents John McAllister’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery and his first in Venice....

At the core of the exhibition stands a literal and symbolic “shed”—once rooted in his Worcestershire...

The artist Barbara Prenka connects the past, present, and future by using inherited techniques such as drawing and embroidery while simultaneously drawing inspiration from new social practices.