Manet. Return to Venice is the name of the exhibition that Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia hosts from 24th April to 18th August 2013 in the monumental rooms of the Doge’s Palace. It includes about 80 paintings, drawings and prints, and has been planned with the special collaboration of the (...)

Friday, March 15 at the headquarters of Fondazione di Venezia, which oversaw the organization, took place a round table on the theme of artist residencies in Venice. The Foundation took the opportunity of the book output Art Enclosures/Confini d’Arte. Residenze per artisti internazionali a (...)

Palazzetto Bru Zane is presenting an original monographic exhibition dedicated to a Romantic composet whose name is unknown to the mayority today: Theodore Dubois. Of ecletic inspiration, his extensive, diversified compositions cover all musical genres, revealing an art that is of the greatest (...)

The Premio Arte Laguna is back: 110 internationals artist from six disciplines: painting, sculpture, photography, video art, performance and for the first time, virtual art on IPad, side by side in a collective exhibition. The best performance artists will stage their works at a happening , (...)

Some comic characters just exist outside time, heroes that never age and that have a stable connection with the imaginative world surrounding them: Corto Maltese is one of them. He was created by the creativity of Hugo Pratt – master of comic drawing in Italy and abroad – at the peek of his (...)

Last year (from the 1st of June to the 25th of September) the “Casa dei Tre Oci”, located on the Giudecca Island, reopened to host the artworks of more than 20 Russian contemporary artists. The Modernikon exhibition offers its visitors the opportunity to explore the Venetian Casa, purchased – (...)

Getting to know Venice in person - following the teacher of one of the most ‘basic’ subjects studied during the first year of Venetian faculty of Architecture (Elements of architecture and relief of monuments) – walking along the calli and inside the houses, has been a fundamental experience in my (...)

For more than twenty years the Israeli architect and artist Uri De Beer has been engaged in the wide field of humanitarian matters : it goes without saying that the solutions lie in the hands of a minority that intends to apply the principles of solidarity on an operative level. De Beer’s (...)