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A guided tours, organized by the Education Department of the Pinault Collection, explores the two temporary exhibitions dedicated to Tatiana Trouvé and Thomas Schütte, respectively at Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana.
The exhibition dedicated to French Italian artist Tatiana Trouvé, part of a part of a series of monographic shows organized by the Pinault Collection showcasing leading contemporary artists, comprises new sculptures, large-scale drawings, site-specific installations, set in dialogue with works from the last decade. Conceived in collaboration with the artist, the show explores the artist’s spatial and temporal labyrinths where dreams, memories, and visions converge.
Following this, the tour continues at Punta della Dogana, where the exhibition dedicated to Thomas Schütte explores the artist’s unsettling and ironic artistic universe through sculptures, architectural models, photographs, and drawings. With about fifty sculptures and over one hundred works on paper, the exhibition traces the German artist’s investigations from the late-1970s to the present, highlighting his unique understanding of the human form, combining technique, violence, and humor to create characters that challenge reality. This is a unique opportunity to fully experience the work of two leading contemporary artists.
NOTE
- Members only.
- Donation of 35€, 5€ for Young Pass and Young Pass + friend members.
- The tour is in Italian.
- On Saturday, May 10, entry to Venice is subject to an access fee. For further information on who must pay the access fee and how, please consult the Comune di Venezia website → https://cda.ve.it/it/
For further information:
membership@guggenheim-venice.it