In the water, a new alliance is formed, and once immersed in Caterina Morigi's "Micro-Waters," all scales of matter blend into a liquid of mercury-like color.

The artist has worked for decades with glass combining it in surprising ways with other materials.

Yu Hong borrows images of people in writhing poses expressing mental anguish or imminent physical danger from the internet and social media.

The exclusively nighttime event leads the spectator into a Cave, in front of 10 works of the artist exhibited almost all for the first time.

The artists representing three countries presents new ways of working to counter escalating crises and political unrest in Europe.

A long journey on a car without rear view, through the decades at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries.

In the last sixty years, Martha Jungwirth has developed a unique approach to abstraction.

The exhibition welcomes viewers into an immersive meditation on the materiality of weather and the flow of time.

The group exhibition follows an artist-in-residence programme for which five emerging artists were selected from around the world.

The exhibition includes three major groups of works created between 2021 and 2022.

The title is inspired by the famous novel of the same name by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, a writer who spent time in Venice during his travels to Italy.

The site-specific installation, realized with sustainable materials and procedures more than 10 meters high, reaches the facade of San Lorenzo Arts.

The project engages the Venetian Lagoon, with its exhibition of working traces, documentation, artifacts, and performances.

Reflecting on a range of themes Breasts explores how breasts act as a catalyst to discuss socio-political realities, challenge historical traditions and express personal and collective identities.

A retrospective exhibition in which Argentinian artist Luciana Lamothe proves her versatility.

The internationally acclaimed exhibition of contemporary art in glass Glasstress in Murano celebrates 35 years of Berengo Studio.

The exhibition showcases Yousefzada’s perspective as a second-generation immigrant in Britain.

Since 2011, Personal Structures has been organised every two years by the European Cultural Centre in...

The series of autobiographical paintings explore the notion of belonging and fixed identities, along with intimate subjects such as surrogacy and LGBTQ+ rights.

The exhibition explores the history of the end of the world and flows between the icons of punk and surf culture, Baroque art and its techniques.

From the microcosmic to the macrocosmic, "Boundaries" seamlessly blends visuals and sounds drawn from diverse realms.

A series of paintings that explore the attribution of value, archetypal narratives in contemporary culture, and technology's influence on modern economics.

The project includes historical and contemporary works, new installations and a vast selection of objects and documents.

Pesta's latest project confronts the pervasive presence of evil in society, drawing parallels between historical narratives and contemporary crises.