This Month in Venice

Discover more about Tutankhamun in this immersive exhibition with multimedia experiences on Ancient Egypt!

Model, photographer, muse, first woman war reporter to document the horrors of ww2, 20th century icon: Lee Miller was all this and much more.

Discover “Of Monstrous Faces and Caricatures”: an exhibition of “ridiculous paintings” and the art of caricature of the 18th century.

“Shattering Beauty” is a solo show by Simon Berger, the Swiss artist famous throughout the world for his portraits etched in glass.

Ca’ Pesaro presents the latest cycle of works by Milanese painter Marco Petrus, collected under the title of “Capricci Veneziani”.

Chronorama: The Photographic Treasures of the 20th Century debuts with a world premiere at Palazzo Grassi: discover masterpieces from the Condé Nast archives.

Discover Vittore Carpaccio’s early 16th century paintings that celebrate Venice as a vast maritime empire and flourished centre of culture.

With around 80 works, Energy and Light is the first and most comprehensive solo exhibition dedicated to Venetian artist Edmondo Bacci.

The exhibition Icônes, running from April 2nd to November 26th at Punta della Dogana, presents a selection of emblematic works from the Pinault Collection.

Acquaprofonda (Deep Water) is a short opera for kids with original music by Giovanni Sollima addressing the issue of water pollution.