From 15 November 2024, Ca’ Pesaro hosts an exhibition devoted to Giorgio Andreotta Calò, a Venetian artist who won the Ministry of Culture’s PAC competition, enabling the acquisition of his monumental sculpture “Medusa” for the municipal collections in Ca’ Pesaro. […]
At Ca’ Pesaro an exhibition dedicated to two Venetian artists, Paola Madormo and Luana Segato. The project was born from the observation of the environmental and human problems of the contemporary world. The artists seek to return to a more harmonious and profound time of human nature, inviting a slowdown of the Art itself in its execution and observation by the public. […]
From 10 October 2024, Ca’ Pesaro’s hommage to Marcolino Gandini underlines the most revolutionary moment of his production, the 1960s […]
One of the most radical artists of the Italian Twentieth century, Ennio Finzi was able to subvert the informal language of the postwar period. On view at Ca’ Pesaro some of the most emblematic works of the 1950s by the Venetian painter […]
‘Lo Stile’ is an exhibition and a site-related project, designed specifically for Ca’ Pesaro and at the same time pays reference to the work of Piet Mondrian and the artistic current of Neoplasticism. Chiara Dynys creates a series of new immersive environments in which light and matter redesign the story of reality. […]
A major exhibition devoted to Armando Testa (1917-1992), at the centre of a monographic survey to discover and rediscover original aspects of his output. The exhibition reconstructs the artistic development of a leading figure in contemporary visual culture, the creator of celebrated icons that have been part of our collective imagination for years. […]
In the ‘Blueprint’ project, Wang Jingyun weaves a visual grammar that symbolises the composition and origin of life. In 2021 he won the visual poetry category of the “Artefici del nostro tempo” competition and in 2022 he achieved the first place for the discipline of glass design. […]
This year the partnership with the IUAV in Venice also presents initiatives in the Salotto Longhena project, uniting the university with the Fondazione Musei Civici in a dialogue between art and architecture. In the museum’s project room, three events from January to April offer “Polifonie italiane”, curated by Camilla Salvaneschi and Angela Vettese […]
