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The eleventh edition of OPEN, International Exhibition of Sculptures and Installations returns from 27 August to 28 September 2008 at Venice Lido and, for the first time, on the Island of San Servolo.

Veneto Expo and barcamp in Marghera - Venice, ITALY

From 30 August to 14 October, in the open-air spaces at Venice Lido, OPEN, the International Exhibition of Sculptures and Installations, celebrates its first ten years.

Ângela Ferreira is the artist representing Portugal at the 52nd International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. The official Portuguese representation, organized and produced by the Institute of the Arts, is curated by Jürgen Bock

"Transcendental Realism. The Art of Adi Da Samraj", curated by Achille Bonito Oliva, presents works by the spiritual master who is an accomplished artist and scholar.

STAR FAIRY : Hong Kong in Venice, a playful, critical and engaging project initiated by Norman Ford, will feature the works of three experienced international artists MAP Office (Gutierrez + Portefaix), Amy Cheung and Hiram To.

The political and social situation in the region is complex and tense.Contemporary artists naturally respond differently to the social,political and cultural processes unfolding in their country,each depicting the aspect most vulnerable to him or her

Four artists, four expressive vehicles, four worlds of reason and awareness, all in one extraordinary exhibition space.

The Taipei Fine Arts Museum of Taiwan is pleased to present the Exhibition, Atopia, curated by Hongjohn Lin, at Palazzo delle Prigioni, Venice on 10 June - 21 November 2007.

Lee Ufan replaces the principles of representation with that of contemporization,in a process that has been ongoing since the Sixties,with sculptures and installations,evolving with the "Correspondences" of the Nineties and the paintings of today.

the Macao Museum of Art, under the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau of Macao, is leading a team of Macao artists to participate the 52nd International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia.

The right to represent Latvia at the Biennale was won in an open competition by Gints Gabrāns with his work “Paramirrors”. He has combined the practice of art and science, mysticism and the esoteric in a unified, integral whole

The ultimate goal of ‘Paradise Lost’ is to destroy the exotic stereotype of the “Gypsies” that has been prevalent in Europe since the 19th century and to put Roma artists on an equal footing in the international art world.