Fondazione dell’Albero d’Oro
Palazzo Vendramin Grimani
San Polo, 2033
30125, Venice
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Thursday to Monday CLOSED ON TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS |
10:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. / 2 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. |
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| Full ticket | 12,50 € |
| Reduced Ticket
Students aged 20 to 25 (upon presentation of a valid university card) Veneto residents (upon presentation of Identity card) Senior over 65 Adult groups of at least 15 participants Teachers (upon presentation of a valid document) Caregivers of people with disabilities Ca' Foscari University faculty, students, staff Alliance française of Venice members |
10 € |
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Special Ticket Venice residents Ca' Foscari Biennale ticket |
5 € |
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Free admission Young people under 20 Accredited journalists Accompanying persons with 100% handicap Licensed guides |
From 20 April to 24 November 2024 Palazzo Vendramin Grimani reopens its doors with an exhibition Collateral Event of the 60th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia entitled Per non perdere il filo. Karine N'guyen Van Tham - Parul Thacker, (‘So as not to lose the thread’) conceived and produced by tFondazione dell'Albero d'Oro and curated by Daniela Ferretti.
The French-Vietnamese artist Karine N'guyen Van Tham (Marseille, 1988) and the Indian artist Parul Thacker (Mumbai, 1973) have been invited to confront themselves with the spaces of the historic residence on the Grand Canal in San Polo. Both will spend a period in Venice starting at the end of February and will collaborate on the installation of the exhibition, also with site-specific works conceived for the spaces of Palazzo Vendramin Grimani.
Different by origin, training, sensitivity and methods of expression, Karine N'guyen Van Tham and Parul Thacker will build their dialogue around the privileged theme of the thread (hence the term ‘filo’ in the title of the exhibition, which translates as ‘So as not to lose the thread’), intended as an expressive medium, a source of inspiration, a metaphor that alludes to writing; one that develops physically in the braiding, in the weaving and in the art of embroidery.
The spaces of the ancient Venetian residence will thus welcome the delicately poetic, intimate and frugal works of Karine N'guyen Van Tham and the multi-material, expressive and spiritual ones of Parul Thacker.
Palazzo Vendramin Grimani, a historic residence overlooking the Grand Canal, becomes a new reference for art lovers, honoring the spirit of “collezionismo” in Venice.