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All the major running exhibitions in Venice commented by art critics working in Venice: exhibitions' reviews and information about opening hours, tickets' price and running period!

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Palazzetto Tito - San Barnaba, Dorsoduro 2826 Venice



Piazza S. Marco - San Marco 71/C - Venice

Running Exhibition from September 11th to November 8th 2004
"Emmanuel Babled Toys Unit, megalit, genetic"

A personal exhibition, devoted to the glass designer Emmanuel Babled (1967), one of the most important and internationally well known artist of our time, will be held in the showroom of Palazzetto Tito in Venice. The works belong to a series, the title of which is ''TOYS'', made exclusively by the famous glassworks firm VENINI. Three different type of objects are on display. Although they are aesthetically and formally very different one from another, they have all been made using the old way of making glass but with particular attention to contemporary culture. The series known as Genetic has references to the fast genetic evolution : veins, arteries, body organs that can take the form of human intervention . The series known as Unita' has a constant reference to architecture, namely to the artificial structures that man create to hold itself : even a building is like a pot , a machine that garantues a flux of way in and way out presences. The series known as Megalit shows the ''pot idea'' in its size limit and in its semantic revisitation. This exhibition shows the great capacity and modernistic refined way used by Babled in working such a difficult and fragile material as glass.

Opening hours: 12.00 a.m./6.00 p.m. Closed on Tuesday.
Tickets
: 5 €, reduced 3 €
Phone: +39-041-5207797

Running Exhibition from September 10th to November 8th 2004
"Moreno Gentili Mutazioni tecnologiche"

The personal exhibition dedicated to Gentili Moreno, has recently been opened at Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, in the Piazza S. Marco seat. The exhibition called Technological mutations sums up the subject matters of Gentili's art, namely technology and even its most obscure and unknown aspects such as production mechanism and its other unclear implications. The entire work of the artist , of which we can view the works made in the last ten years, spans from fotography to visual art. The exhibition is divided into 3 sections : the first one is devoted to pictures taken in Porto Marghera industrial area in 1991; the second part (1992-2004) consists of industrial processes pictures like metallurgical and chemical ones biological research and arm industries. Pictures of dangerous and remote areas , taken by the artist who had often to disguise himself in order not be identified. The third section has been started in 2001 and will be concluded in 2006 with a book the explicative title of which is DO NOT CROSS and that will be presented at the Mantova literature festival. The project, which represents a chart of Europe residual green area, is a manifesto against the fierce deforestation of our territories, although the artist doesn't take into consideration the contradiction between human evolution and nature and species survival induding human being.

Opening hours: 12.00 a.m./6.00 p.m. Closed on Tuesday.
Tickets
: 5 €, reduced 3 €
Phone: +39-041-5207797

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