The exhibition is dedicated to an expanded vision of the Mediterranean and its connections with neighbouring oceans.

The Pavilion draws from the Japanese concept of ma—the “in-between” space that emerges from dialogue and tension.

Title: Equilibrium. Patterns of Azerbaijan Commissioner: Ambassador Rashad Aslanov Curator: Nigar Gardashkhanova Exhibitors:...

Title: SPACECRAFTED – Negotiations within Thai Design Ecosystems Commissioner: The Office of Contemporary...

The pavilion reimagines the ancient Mesoamerican chinampa farming system as a living installation.

A radical investigation into the architectural, environmental, and social implications of extreme heatwaves.

Industry Muscle reinterprets modern architecture through the lens of trans embodiment, challenging sociopolitical norms embedded in fossil-based culture.

The exhibition explores the Sablah, Oman’s traditional communal space, as a model for contemporary and future architecture.

The exhibition explores changing ecologies as a rift opening possibilities for transformation.

The exhibition explores earth architecture, combining tradition and innovation.

The exhibition puts on display Skopje's brutalist architecture.

The exhibition highlights soil as a living force

The exhibition highlights the crucial role craftsmanship techniques and skills still play in architecture's development today.

Title: “Let’s Grasp the Mirage.”A Game of Delicate Balance from a Small Egyptian Oasis to a Big...

The pavilion is collectively put together by people with backgrounds in architecture, drystone building, curating, hospitality, and the arts, as well as invited public participation.

Title: Picoplanktonics Commissioner: Canada Council for the Arts Curators/Exhibitors: Living Room Collective...

The project reflects on rebuilding amidst a war.

Swan Lake is the title of the Austrian Pavilion at the Biennale Arte 2024, conceived by artist Anna Jermolaewa and curated by Gabriele Spindler.

The project mixes genres and attitudes as means for questioning complexity and for entering into contact with the worlds with which it relates.

The first-ever Benin Pavilion at the Venice Biennale features the site-specific work of four contemporary Beninese artists.

Glicéria Tupinambá represents Brazil at the 2024 Venice Biennale, making her the first Indigenous artist ever to do the country’s pavilion solo.

The installation partially recreates the survivors’ homes in which the meetings and conversations with them unfolded.

Kiwanga's interdisciplinary approach investigates the intricacies of structures, systems, and narratives shaping today's power asymmetries.

The exhibition presents a dynamic interplay of elements, featuring a central installation surrounded by a curtain, sculptures, and video projections.