Palazzo Grassi - Punta della Dogana | Palazzo Grassi - Punta della Dogana

In Venice, the Pinault Collection presents contemporary art exhibitions at Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana and numerous cultural events at the Teatrino.

Exhibition

17.03.24 — 06.01.25

Palazzo Grassi

Julie Mehretu. Ensemble

Julie Mehretu, Among the Multitude XIII, 2021-2022. Ink and acrylic on canvas, 121.9 × 152.4 cm Private collection © Julie Mehretu. Courtesy the artist and Marian Goodman Gallery, New York. Photo: Tom Powel Imaging

Credits

Close Julie Mehretu, Among the Multitude XIII, 2021-2022. Ink and acrylic on canvas, 121.9 × 152.4 cm Private collection © Julie Mehretu. Courtesy the artist and Marian Goodman Gallery, New York. Photo: Tom Powel Imaging

Palazzo Grassi presents a major exhibition dedicated to the work of American artist Julie Mehretu, which also includes works by Nairy Baghramian, Huma Bhabha, Robin Coste Lewis, Tacita Dean, David Hammons, Paul Pfeiffer and Jessica Rankin.

Article

"Ensemble" with participants of Altri Sguardi

Participants of the sixth edition of "Altri Sguardi” project share their interpretation of some works from the exhibition "Julie Mehretu. Ensemble".

Article

"I have always worked with music and I think this show is really in a way like a score. It’s something that informed my aesthetics a lot, and my way of thinking." — Julie Mehretu

Article

“As artists we are in conversation either with our peers or our ancestors.” — Jessica Rankin

Article

“The notion of the individual artist has never meant anything for me.” — Robin Coste Lewis

Article

"To be transparent is the most fragile state of mind, and it needs to be supported, it needs to be embraced." — Nairy Baghramian

Article

Accessibility Guide and LIS presentation of the exhibitions "Julie Mehretu. Ensemble" and "Pierre Huyghe. Liminal".

Article

Podcast "Ensemble"

Article

"All of these non-articulated crossroads' intersections of our histories are ineffable and private." — Robin Coste Lewis

Exhibition

17.03.24 — 24.11.24

Punta della Dogana

Pierre Huyghe. Liminal

Punta della Dogana invites Pierre Huyghe to conceive, together with curator Anne Stenne, a new exhibition featuring a large group of works, including a selection from the Pinault Collection.

Article

"It is an escape from that one plan of reality by which we are somehow trapped or limited" Pierre Huyghe

Article

"The Imaginal" by Chiara Vecchiarelli

Article

Accessibility Guide and LIS presentation of the exhibitions "Julie Mehretu. Ensemble" and "Pierre Huyghe. Liminal".

Credits

Close UUmwelt, 2018 © Pierre Huyghe - Kamitani Lab / Kyoto University and ATR. Courtesy the artist, Marian Goodman Gallery, Esther Schipper, Hauser & Wirth, Galerie Chantal Crousel, Taro Nasu

Workshops, visits, events

Autumn 2024

Credits

Close Apparizioni Invisibili per Luigi Nono, still.

Concert

Friday 22 November

Teatrino

Apparizioni Invisibili per Luigi Nono

Credits

Close Apparizioni Invisibili per Luigi Nono, still.

As part of the 7th Luigi Nono Festival, the Teatrino hosts an evening dedicated to the corpus of Luigi Nono’s works for “magnetic tape solo”, which represents a pivotal point in the composer’s oeuvre-
Credits

Close Teatrino di Palazzo Grassi, Ph. Matteo De Fina

Workshop

Saturday 5, 12, 26 October, 9, 16, 23, 30 November and 7 December

Palazzo Grassi

Teatrino

A ZIG ZAG with Marina Donatone

Credits

Close Teatrino di Palazzo Grassi, Ph. Matteo De Fina

The Teatrino presents a new series of children workshops curated by Marina Donatone, dancer and choreographer, dedicated to the exploration of the body and the joy of movement.

Book
Guided tour

Saturday 23 November

Punta della Dogana

Visita Membership - Pierre Huyghe Liminal

Membership visit "Pierre Huyghe. Liminal"

Upcoming exhibitions

Exhibition

06.04.25 — 23.11.25

Punta della Dogana

Thomas Schütte

Credits

The first major exhibition of Thomas Schütte in Italy. At Punta della Dogana from 6 April 2025 to 23 November 2025

Credits

Exhibition

06.04.25 — 04.01.26

Palazzo Grassi

Tatiana Trouvé

Credits

Close Tatiana Trouvé, "Il mondo delle voci", from the series "Les dessouvenus", 2022. Pinault Collection. Photo credit: Florian Kleinefenn, Courtesy Gagosian © Tatiana Trouvé, by SIAE 2024

Tatiana Trouvé's largest exhibition to date. At Palazzo Grassi from 6 April 2025 to 4 January 2026.

Credits

Close Tatiana Trouvé, "Il mondo delle voci", from the series "Les dessouvenus", 2022. Pinault Collection. Photo credit: Florian Kleinefenn, Courtesy Gagosian © Tatiana Trouvé, by SIAE 2024

Read, watch, listen

Article

Mon, 04/15/2024 - 18:44

Podcast "Ensemble"

Palazzo Grassi presents the podcast in three languages dedicated to the exhibition "Ensemble" and to the work of Julie Mehretu, in collaboration with Chora Media.

Article

Mon, 02/26/2024 - 15:54

The Trilogy by Ryan Gander

Ryan GANDER © Adagp, Paris. Photo: Aurélien Mole © Tadao Ando Architect Associates, Niney et Marca Architectes, Agence Pierre-Antoine Gatier.

After Paris, mice have also found a home in Venice...
Starting this spring, the three museums of Pinault Collection will each be hosting an animatronic work by Ryan Gander.

Article

Fri, 09/13/2024 - 12:40

"Ensemble" with participants of Altri Sguardi

Article

Tue, 08/06/2024 - 11:23

"It is an escape from that one plan of reality by which we are somehow trapped or limited" Pierre Huyghe

Pierre Huyghe, Zoodram 6, 2013 Aquarium, live marine ecosystem, resin shell after Constantin Brâncusi’s Sleeping Muse (1910). 135 × 99 × 76 cm Courtesy of the artist; Neue Nationalgalerie Photo Credit: Guillaume Ziccarelli

It is very difficult to go out of a condition in which we are all. [...] To me this exhibition is really like a birth or a formation of creatures. There is an attempt to allow a will to emerge that would be an inhuman will.

Article

Tue, 06/04/2024 - 17:12

"I have always worked with music and I think this show is really in a way like a score. It’s something that informed my aesthetics a lot, and my way of thinking." — Julie Mehretu

Julie Mehretu, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, First Seal (R 6:1), 2020 Pinault Collection © Julie Mehretu Courtesy of the artist and BORCH Editions

When you are thinking about jazz and you are thinking about history, it’s never just inventing by itself, it’s about quoting. […] Artists have always been in dialogue. They are dealing and negotiating not just their contemporary time, but we are negotiating current ideas about aesthetics critically.

Discover the artworks of the collection

The Pinault Collection gathers over 10.000 works that offer a perspective on the art from the 1960s to date.
It presents “Beyond the walls” exhibitions and supports creation through artist in residence programmes.

Julie Mehretu. Ensemble

"Ensemble" with participants of Altri Sguardi

"I have always worked with music and I think this show is really in a way like a score. It’s something that informed my aesthetics a lot, and my way of thinking." — Julie Mehretu

“As artists we are in conversation either with our peers or our ancestors.” — Jessica Rankin

“The notion of the individual artist has never meant anything for me.” — Robin Coste Lewis

"To be transparent is the most fragile state of mind, and it needs to be supported, it needs to be embraced." — Nairy Baghramian

Accessibility Guide and LIS presentation of the exhibitions "Julie Mehretu. Ensemble" and "Pierre Huyghe. Liminal".

Podcast "Ensemble"

"All of these non-articulated crossroads' intersections of our histories are ineffable and private." — Robin Coste Lewis

Pierre Huyghe. Liminal

"It is an escape from that one plan of reality by which we are somehow trapped or limited" Pierre Huyghe

"The Imaginal" by Chiara Vecchiarelli

Accessibility Guide and LIS presentation of the exhibitions "Julie Mehretu. Ensemble" and "Pierre Huyghe. Liminal".

Workshops, visits, events

Apparizioni Invisibili per Luigi Nono

A ZIG ZAG with Marina Donatone

Visita Membership - Pierre Huyghe Liminal

Upcoming exhibitions

Thomas Schütte

Tatiana Trouvé

Read, watch, listen

Podcast "Ensemble"

The Trilogy by Ryan Gander

"Ensemble" with participants of Altri Sguardi

"It is an escape from that one plan of reality by which we are somehow trapped or limited" Pierre Huyghe

"I have always worked with music and I think this show is really in a way like a score. It’s something that informed my aesthetics a lot, and my way of thinking." — Julie Mehretu

Search