In autumn 2024, Ca’ Rezzonico will be celebrating the addition of the ambassador Paolo Galli donation to the Cabinet of Drawings and Prints of the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia. It comprises 216 sheets of Italian masters from the 16th to the 20th century. […]
On view at Ca’ Rezzonico the works by Loris Cecchini, entering into a relationship with the masterpieces of 18th-century culture that are preserved in it. A shared eagerness to dismantle firmly established geometries inspires both the 18th century frescoes and Cecchini’s artistic practice, characterized by the elimination of the inside/outside threshold, the absence of a centre and the abolition of form […]
Comprised of 15 statues made of a metallic mesh weave of thousands of links, the installation by Lorenzo Quinn presents some of the most significant ‘Souls’ that have lived over the centuries of the Venetian Republic […]
During the Renaissance, Venice established itself as the leading Italian centre for the production and distribution of prints through its position as an international emporium open to the major trade routes. As the fulcrum of a veritable revolution in images, the city was the market for some of the 16th century’s most important and fascinating graphic works and publications. […]