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7 May — 22 November 2026ALIGHIERO BOETTIexhibition traces the artistic journey of Alighiero Boetti from the late 1960s t...
15/06/2026

7 May — 22 November 2026

ALIGHIERO BOETTI

exhibition traces the artistic journey of Alighiero Boetti from the late 1960s to the early 1990s. Through themes of duality, identity, order and chance, the presentation explores one of the most influential voices of the post-war era, revealing a practice shaped by collaboration, repetition, and the space between idea and form.

works ranging from new and historical paintings to large-scale installations and a new site-specific commission. The di...
06/06/2026


works ranging from new and historical paintings to large-scale installations and a new site-specific commission. The display is staged across eight of SMAC Venice’s galleries at the Procuratie in Piazza San Marco, bringing together a striking selection of works from over seven decades. Holistically, the presentation is designed to reflect both Lee’s long-standing dialogue with architectural space and his continued commitment to creating environments that prompt reflection and heightened awareness.

Lee, one of the foremost figures of the Japanese Mono-ha (School of Things) as well as a key contributor to the Korean Dansaekhwa (Monochromatic Paintings) movements, has long explored the possibilities of embodying and representing space and time through painterly gestures on canvas.

Concurrently with the Venice presentation, Dia Beacon in Beacon, New York, will unveil a new display of Lee’s paintings and sculptures. Together, these two exhibitions celebrate the artist’s 90th birthday, underscoring his extraordinary contribution across disciplines and geographies.

May 9 - November 22, 2026

5 May 2026 - 22 October 2026Lore Bert transforms the church into a luminous meditation on form, symbol, and perception. ...
31/05/2026

5 May 2026 - 22 October 2026

Lore Bert transforms the church into a luminous meditation on form, symbol, and perception. A site-specific installation of paper and neon light unfolds through the nave and choir, where two monumental rings structure the space: one traced by a spiral of glowing spheres evoking both concentration and openness, the other composed of cloverleaf forms alluding to the cardinal virtues. In the choir, a radiant sculpture introduces the language of numbers, extending the dialogue between geometry, spirituality, and order. Light becomes architecture, and the sacred space shifts into an immersive field of reflection.

At the Spanish Pavilion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale 2026, artist Oriol Vilanova pres...
19/05/2026

At the Spanish Pavilion of the 61st International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale 2026, artist Oriol Vilanova presents Los Restos (The Remains), a monumental site-specific installation curated by Carles Guerra. The exhibition is on view from 9 May to 22 November 2026 at the Giardini in Venice.

The project transforms the Spanish Pavilion into what Vilanova describes as an “anti-museum” — an immersive archive built from thousands of discarded postcards gathered over more than twenty years from flea markets and second-hand shops across Europe. These postcards, once inexpensive souvenirs and fragments of personal communication, are reassembled into dense architectural surfaces that engulf the viewer. Landscapes, monuments, tourist clichés, colonial imagery, family memories, and political symbols accumulate into a vast visual archaeology of collective memory.

RuinSung Tie & Henrike NaumannGerman Pavilion, 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia curated by Ka...
19/05/2026

Ruin
Sung Tie & Henrike Naumann
German Pavilion, 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia curated by Kathleen Reinhardt

Sung Tieu cloaks the pavilion’s monumental façade—defined by its 1938 reconstruction under National Socialism—in a trompe-l’œil mosaic depicting the skeletal remains of a prefabricated housing block on Gehrenseestraße in East Berlin. Once the artist’s childhood home, the building was among the GDR’s largest residential complexes for Vietnamese contract workers, later inhabited by successive migrant communities before becoming entangled in speculative real-estate development and eventual demolition.

Composed of more than three million marble tesserae, the mosaic meticulously reproduces the surface textures and fractures of a structure originally conceived as an emblem of socialist egalitarian housing. Moving between illusion and document, Tieu merges personal memory with architectural representation to destabilise dominant historical narratives. In doing so, the work exposes enduring systems of administrative control, surveillance, and marginalisation that persist across shifting political regimes.

On until May 30th, 2026

Michael Armitage at Palazzo Grassi / until January 10,2027An exhibition bringing together 45 vivid, multilayered paintin...
16/05/2026

Michael Armitage at Palazzo Grassi / until January 10,2027

An exhibition bringing together 45 vivid, multilayered paintings that move between lived reality and dreamlike, mythological imagination. Through richly symbolic and emotionally charged imagery, the works explore urgent contemporary themes — including war, political unrest, corruption, migration, violence, climate, and humanity’s relationship with nature — alongside more intimate reflections on memory, identity, and personal experience. Expansive and visually arresting, the exhibition offers a powerful meditation on what it means to be human today.

British light artist Chris Levine famously repurposed a military-grade laser system to create his monumental public art ...
16/05/2026

British light artist Chris Levine famously repurposed a military-grade laser system to create his monumental public art installation titled Higher Power. Launched to coincide with the opening of the 61st Venice Biennale, the artwork functions as a peace rally and a direct call to “Make Light, Not War”.
As a “beacon of hope and unity” amidst geopolitical escalation in the Middle East- it encourages viewers to stop looking down at war, propaganda, and screens, and instead collectively look skyward to find internal stillness and reflection.

At the Japan Pavilion, Ei Arakawa-Nash transforms parenting into participatory art. Visitors move through the space carr...
15/05/2026

At the Japan Pavilion, Ei Arakawa-Nash transforms parenting into participatory art. Visitors move through the space carrying dolls, listening to the voices of children, and engaging in rituals of care that connect intimacy with histories of war, resistance, and collective healing.

The exhibition was more on the idea of how tenderness becomes political.
“Children of the Grass, Children of the Moon” invites audiences into a living ritual of care, memory, and shared responsibility — questioning how we inherit the past while shaping the future.

On display till May 30th , Venice

We thought we were alone- First solo exhibition in Venice for Koen Vanmechelen, In palazzo Rota Ivancichi. The works fea...
14/05/2026

We thought we were alone-
First solo exhibition in Venice for Koen Vanmechelen,
In palazzo Rota Ivancichi.
The works feature 40 new sculptures and installations created for the palazzo.

Moving beyond human perspective, the works explore the dynamics relationships between living organisms and the inorganic life involved in a unique environment.

Across the floors of the palazzo , visitors encounter the central themes of the art work.

Materials- from bronze, marble, glass, photography, and videos, creating a dialogue between past and future collective.

May 9 - November 22, 2026

On the occasion of Venice Art Biennale, presented Hybids, by Leandro Erlich. The exhibition explores the metamorphosi...
14/05/2026

On the occasion of Venice Art Biennale, presented Hybids, by Leandro Erlich. The exhibition explores the metamorphosis of forms and the role of art as a device that is capable of curating new visions to space around us.

Works such as Papillon, reflect on communication as a primary phenomenon, while Caracol, show the evolution that evokes a complex social structure.

On display May 9 - November 22 , 2026

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