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Marina Abramović: Transforming Energy | Accademia art gallery

May 6–Oct 19, 2026 (UTC+1)

Venice

Exhibitions

Maria Abramović will present a career-spanning exhibition at the Gallerie dell’Accademia during the 2026 Venice Biennale, commemorating what would have been her 80th birthday.

Carnival of Venice | Venice

Jan 31–Feb 17, 2026 (UTC+1)

Venice

Celebration

Every year, hundreds of thousands of tourists flock to Venice for the Carnival. One of the world's most famous and oldest festivals, the Venice Carnival is a unique celebration. It elevates the experience to new heights. This is no quiet trip; the Venice Carnival is expected to attract around 3 million visitors annually. The entire city transforms into a stage of fantasy, history, and joy. In 2026, the Venice Carnival will celebrate Italy's Olympic year with the theme "Olympus – The Origin of Sport," a theme that blends art, mythology, and sports. The 2026 Venice Olympics will celebrate the upcoming Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, cleverly blending Venice's rich sporting history with boundless creativity. Every event will showcase the joy of play, the courage to push limits, and the beauty of imagination. From St. Mark's Square to the Armory, and beyond, the entire city will become a living stage where myth and reality intertwine. A grand celebration is about to begin, where tourists, locals, and people from different cultures will blend together in a joyful atmosphere.

Fiera Agricola 2026 | Veronafiere

Jan 28–Jan 31, 2026 (UTC-5)

Verona

Exhibitions

Fiera Agricola 2024 will feature product from Agriculture & Forestry, Horticulture & Floriculture, Natural & Organic industries etc Fiera Agricola  will feature product from Agriculture & Forestry, Horticulture & Floriculture, Natural & Organic industries etc. Information Source: Veronafiere SpA | expotobi

Progetto Fuoco 2026 | Veronafiere

Feb 18–Feb 21, 2026 (UTC-5)

Verona

Exhibitions Wood & Paper

The decree which regulates the incentives for production of electricity from non-renewable sources photovoltaic, currently in the final stages of consultation between relevant ministries, provides important opportunities for operators and investors etc The decree which regulates the incentives for production of electricity from non-renewable sources photovoltaic, currently in the final stages of consultation between relevant ministries, provides important opportunities for operators and investors etc. Information Source: Piemmeti S.p.a. | expotobi

(di) Fronte | Mare Karina

May 3, 2025–Apr 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Venice

Exhibitions

The Venetian restaurant model that hosts works by local artists belongs to a longstanding tradition of practices with roots going back to the immediate postwar period in the lagoon. During this time, a network of taverns, trattorias, and restaurants across the city began to serve not only as places for nourishment but also as hubs for exchange, encounters, and cultural debate for the local and international artistic community.

Homage to Igor Mitoraj | Contini Art Gallery

Jun 1, 2025–Jun 30, 2030 (UTC+1)

Venice

Exhibitions

A permanent exhibition dedicated to the great master Igor Mitoraj, whose bronzes and marbles enrich the halls of our headquarters in Venice. His art is distinguished by the use of fragmented human figures - serene faces, mutilated bodies - that evoke the fragility of the human condition, the passing of time and the wounds of history. Deeply inspired by Greek-Roman sculpture, Mitoraj interprets myth and antiquity with a contemporary vision, creating works charged with melancholic beauty and mystery. His sculptures fill squares and museums around the world, offering the public a silent dialogue between past and present.

Manu-Facture: The Ceramics of Lucio Fontana  | Peggy Guggenheim Collection

Oct 11, 2025–Mar 2, 2026 (UTC+1)

Venice

Exhibitions

In fall 2025, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection presents Manu-Facture: The Ceramics of Lucio Fontana, organized by art historian and independent curator Sharon Hecker. The show is the first museum exhibition to focus exclusively on Lucio Fontana’s (1899–1968) rich corpus of ceramic works and will provide an exceptional testament to the artist’s creative imagination in sculpture. With about seventy works, on loan from public and private collections, including previously unexhibited pieces, the exhibition encompasses a broad range of subjects—from human figures to animals, harlequins, warriors, as well as abstract forms. While some sculptures emphasize the organic nature of the medium, others are glazed with bright and intense colors. Some were produced in series, while others are unique objects. The show also features photographic documentation of Fontana at work and reveals the importance of the artist’s hand in the creative process.

Romeo & Giulietta Run Half Marathon | Verona

Feb 15, 2026 (UTC+1)

Verona

Sports & Fitness

The Arena, the Adige, Piazza delle Erbe, Juliet's house, Castelvecchio, Ponte Pietra, Porta Borsari and much more. Running in Verona means traveling through history in one of the most romantic cities of art in Italy. Romeo and Juliet and their tragedy narrated by William Shakespeare becomes one of the most fascinating half marathons in the world.

Tatiana Trouvé. The Strange Life of Things | Grassi Palace

Apr 6, 2025–Jan 4, 2026 (UTC+1)

Venice

Exhibitions

Pinault Collection dedicates a major exhibition project to French-Italian artist Tatiana Trouvé (b. 1968, Cosenza, Italy), at the Palazzo Grassi, curated by Caroline Bourgeois, senior curator of Pinault Collection, and James Lingwood, independent curator and former co-director of Artangel.

Amazement, Reality, Enigma. Pietro Bellotti and the Painting of 17th Century in Venice | Accademia art gallery

Sep 19, 2025–Jan 18, 2026 (UTC+1)

Venice

Exhibitions

The Gallerie dell’Accademia di Venezia is pleased to announce the exhibition Amazement, Reality, Enigma. Pietro and the Painting of 17th Century in Venice, which will take place from September 19 2025 to January 18 2026. Curated by Francesco Ceretti, Michele Nicolaci e Filippo Piazza, the exhibition introduces the general public to the Brescian painter Pietro Bellotti (1625–1700), who spent most of his career in Venice. Though still relatively unknown, Bellotti’s work is undeniably fascinating, the exhibition aims to position him within the extraordinary artistic context of seventeenth-century Venetian painting.