The 15th-century palazzo and its noteworthy collection of Italian masters will form a dialogue with site-specific works by the likes of Studio Drift, Maarten Baas, Nacho Carbonell, Rick Owens and Michèle Lamy, Mathieu Lehanneur, Random International and more. The show will be accompanied by an intense calendar of events, performances, talks and lectures that will take place at Punta della Dogana and at the Teatrino. Installation View ‘Untitled, 2020. Three perspectives on the art of the present’ at Punta della Dogana, 2020 © Palazzo Grassi, photography Marco Cappelletti.
The garden’s and adjoining buildings will house everything from painted triptychs and ‘soulscapes’ to a room devoted to the soft syllables of Scully’s pastels on paper. Three perspectives on the art of the present’ at Punta della Dogana, 2020 © Palazzo Grassi, photography Marco Cappelletti. Conceived as an inner landscape, ‘Luogo e Segni’ is inspired by poetry, and in particular the writings of Etel Adnan.
272 pages (From left to right) Enrico David, Senza titolo, 2012. / Solange Pessoa, Sem titulo, 2013 / Sem titulo, 2013 / Sem titulo (From the series Dionisias), 2017 / Sem titulo (From the series Mimesmas), Courtesy of the artist and Mendes Wood DM, Sao Paulo / Brussels / New Work / Thomas Houseago, Machine Wall, 2019. ‘Luogo e Segni’ brings together over 100 works by 36 artists in an evocative survey presented by the Pinault Collection, and curated by Mouna Mekouar and Martin Bethenod, director of Punta della Dogana. London studio A Practice for Everyday Life has been tasked with creating the pavilion’s identity, including the requisite tote bag.
‘Luogo e Segni’ takes its title from a painting by Carol Rama included in the exhibition. Seven rooms are dedicated to Baselitz’s paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures and divided into themed sections, including his ‘upside-down’ portraits and large-scale nudes. This collection of images and texts, preceded by an unpublished poem by Etel Adnan, represents the memory of the exhibition. The show brings together over one hundred works, by thirtysix artists, that establish a particular relationship with their urban, social, political, historical, intellectual setting. / Henry Taylor, Don’t Hate Haitians, 2016. Niedermair, who works with a 4x5 large-format camera, most recently turned her lens on Albrech Dürer-inspired pleats and drapes for our March 2019 issue. 8 May – 24 November; Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca’ d’Oro, Calle Ca’ d’Oro 3934, Read more about Scully’s exhibition ‘Human’ here, Read more about Giudecca Art District here, Read our exhibition review of ‘La Pelle’ here.
Pictured, detail of The Beautyful Ones, Series #7, 2018. Untitled, 2020. Luogo e Segni (Place and Signs) - Punta della Dogana, Dorsoduro, 2 - Venice Running exhibition from March 24th to December 15th 2019 In Punta della Dogana opens the group exhibition "Place and signs" which - taking its title from a work by Carol Rama on display - presents 36 artists in Venice, of which 17 are present for the first time at the Pinault Foundation.
Pictured, detail of Großer Kopf (Large Head), 1966. 11 May – 24 November; Giardini Marinaressa, Riva dei Sette Martiri, Irish sculptor Eva Rothschild is thinking big for her nation’s pavilion with The Shrinking Universe, an immersive environment that invites visitors to be both viewer and participant.
Carol Rama, 'Luogo e segni', 1975. Touted as Venice’s answer to London’s Shoreditch, the island of Giudecca is host to forward-thinking galleries, artisans’ studios and ateliers, art-led restaurants and hip hotels. Installation View ‘Untitled, 2020. Arakelian is set to bare all for a performance piece, shedding pieces of her costume until nothing is left. The artists were invited to have their works hold a dialogue with one or more poems of their choice, published in the original language. A special new project by Robert Wilson will additionally feature as part of the glass art exhibition. A group of elongated gold-painted figures rendered in megaphone-like forms will engage in an ultimately futile discussion, literally going round and round in circles. The exhibition catalogue is published by Marsilio Editori. ‘Luogo e Segni’ takes its title from a painting by Carol Rama included in the exhibition. 11 May – 13 October; Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, Fresh off her Turner Prize win, Glasgow-based artist Charlotte Prodger will debut a new single-channel video that expands on her continuing exploration of ‘queer wilderness’.
Vik Muniz will step into the curator’s seat for one part of the show, calling on artists like Ai Weiwei, Tony Cragg and Xavier Veilhan to explore ‘how glass redefines our perception of space’. A sombre reflection on history’s darkest chapters, the Belgian artist’s retrospective spans more than 80 paintings from 1986 to present day, covering everything from fascism to folly. Commissioned by Scotland + Venice – a partnership between Creative Scotland, British Council Scotland and the National Galleries of Scotland – the exhibition will be held at a former shipyard in Capello, adjacent to the official Venice Biennale venues. Armenian artist Narine Arakelian is reimagining the historic venue as a multi-hued lighthouse for the headline act of her nation’s pavilion, creating a striking installation that will be visible across the Venetian skyline. Punta della Dogana presents the contemporary art exhibition ‘Luogo e Segni’, curated by Martin Bethenod, Director of Palazzo Grassi – Punta della Dogana, and Mouna Mekouar, independent curator. Courtesy of the artist and Blum & Poe Los Angeles / New York / Tokyo / Karon Davis, The Birth of Horus, 2018. The artists of the exhibition are Etel Adnan, Berenice Abbott, Giovanni Anselmo, Lucas Arruda, Hicham Berrada, Louise Bourgeois, Charbel-joseph H. Boutros, Constantin Brancusi, Nina Canell, Vija Celmins, Tacita Dean, Edith Dekyndt, Liz Deschenes, Trisha Donnelly, Simone Fattal, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Roni Horn, Ann Veronica Janssens, Lee Lozano, Agnes Martin, Julie Mehretu, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Philippe Parreno, Alessandro Piangiamore, R. H. Quaytman, Carol Rama, Lala Rukh, Stéphanie Saadé, Anri Sala, Rudolf Stingel, Sturtevant, Tatiana Trouvé, Wu Tsang, Robert Wilson and Cerith Wyn Evans. 9 May – 24 November; Fondazione Berengo, Campiello Della Pescheria, Murano, A multimedia installation by Joan Jonas inaugurates a new ‘embassy for the oceans’ in the a revitalised 9th-century Venetian church largely closed to the public for more than a century. Curated by Stefanie Hessler, the American artist’s Moving Off the Land II – bringing together drawings, sculpture, video and sound works – is the culmination of three years of research in aquariums worldwide and a residency off the coast of Jamaica. Read more about Giudecca Art District here. The interdisciplinary arts centre Ocean Space was initiated by the eco-minded TBA21-Academy, which seeks to foster a greater understanding of our oceans through the lens of art. Three perspectives on the art of the present — Punta della Dogana 11/07 - 13/12/2020 Among those, 3 have taken part in the artist residency programme promoted by the Pinault Collection in Lens: Lucas Arruda, Hicham Berrada and Edith Dekyndt. The ‘sculpturally excessive’ experience will address environmental and political concerns, reflecting the current global climate of uncertainty.
Curated by Kosme de Barañano, the survey pulls into focus the relationship between the artist’s oeuvre and Italian art history, recalling a particularly pivotal moment early in his career when he became preoccupied with Renaissance art during a residency in Florence.
Pictured, Non Orientable Paradise Lost, 1667, 2017, by Ibrahim Mahama. Painter and printmaker Sean Scully will transform every inch of the 16th-century High Renaissance church with new paintings and drawings, alongside his first Madonna and Child, and tallest sculpture to date, and a vellum tome of watercolour works inspired by historic examples from library of the Benedictine monks who run the abbey. Three perspectives on the art of the present’ at Punta della Dogana, 2020 © Palazzo Grassi, photography Marco Cappelletti. 1 edition in 3 languages (Italian, English, French). Curated by Caroline Bourgeois in collaboration with the artist (Mortsel, Belgium, 1958), the show is entitled ‘La Pelle’, after Curzio Malaparte’s 1949 novel. Having been empty for years, the art collector Francois Pinault signed a lease with the city and commissioned the architect Tadao Ando to restore the exterior and boldly reschape the interiors as a gallery for a changing series of exhibitions of contemporary art.
Over at Scuola Canton (a historic synagogue in the Ghetto Nuovo), new installations of porcelain, marble and gold will pay homage to the area’s rich literary and musical heritage. Pinault Collection / Henry Taylor, Untitled (Liz Glynn), 2019. Courtesy of the artist and Wilding Cran Gallery. Pictured, work in progress at Frederik Molenschot’s studio.
Read our exhibition review of ‘La Pelle’ here. Virgil Abloh marks his return to Venice with his first-ever functional sculpture collection, inspired by the lagoon city and its acqua alta (‘high tide’).
Until 29 September; Church of San Lorenzo, Castello 5069, Campo San Lorenzo, Venice is certainly not short of exquisite churches, though the Andrea Palladio-designed San Giorgio Maggiore arguably trumps most. Her densely layered figurative compositions are worth a closer look, revealing photographic images from sources including Nigerian politics and pop culture that have been applied using a labour-intensive acetone transfer technique. Pictured, Border, 2018. 11 May – 24 November; Arsenale, Campiello Tana 2169, Artist and stalwart Wallpaper* contributor Brigitte Niedermair is taking up residence in the former private apartments of Venice’s storied Mocenigo family, where 30 images spanning two decades of her career will be in dialogue with the venue’s 17th and 18th-century architecture. Curated by Charlotte Cotton and under the scientific direction of Gabriella Belli, ‘Me and Fashion’ will reflect on themes of identity, gender and art history. Located in the Artiglierie of the historic Arsenale, the Ghanian pavilion will feature large-scale installations by El Anatsui and Ibrahim Mahama; representation and portraiture by photographer Felicia Abban and painter Lynette Yiadom-Boakye; a three-channel film projection by John Akomfrah; and a video sculpture by Selasi Awusi Sosu.
11 May – 24 November; Arsenale, Campiello Tana 2169, A major retrospective of Georg Baselitz at Gallerie dell’Accademia marks the first time a living artist will exhibit at the centuries-old Venice institution.
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