May You Live In Interesting Times - Giardini

May You Live In Interesting Times

Giardini

 Andreas Lonis

 Tomas Saraceno

 Antoine Catala

Maria Loboda

Haris Epaminonda

 Ryoji Ikeda

 Ed Atkins

 Nicole Eisenman

Jean Luc Moulène

 

 Rosemarie Trockel

 Cameron Jamie

 Augustas Serapinas

  Nicole Eisenman

  Ed Atkins

 Ad Minoliti
1980, Argentina

Ulrike Müller
1971, Austria

 Arthur Jafa

 Neïl Beloufa

 Zhanna Kadyrova
1981, Ukraine

Aménagements de Carlo Scarpa

 Jill Mulleady
1980, Uruguay

Ian Cheng
1984, USA

Nairy Baghramian
1971, Iran

 Julie Mehretu
1970, Ethiopia

 Jimmie Durham
1940, USA

 George Condo
1957, USA

 Soham Gupta
1988, India

 Rula Halawani
1964, Palestine

Lee Bul
1964, Republic of Korea

Lara Favaretto
1973, Italy

 Lawrence Abu Hamdan

Cyprien Gaillard
1980, France

Dahn Vo
1975, Vietnam

 Yu Ji
1985, People’s Republic of China

 Frida Orupabo
1986, Norway

 Sun Yuan and Peng Yu
1972 et 74, People’s Republic of China

Christian Marclay
1955, USA

Teresa Margolles
1963, Mexico

Liu Wei
1972, People’s Republic of China

 Slavs and Tatars

Apichatpong Weerasethakul
1970, Thailand

 Apichatpong Weerasethakul

Alexandra Bircken
1967, Germany

Jesse Darling
United Kingdom

Jesse Darling

Michael Armitage
1984, Kenya

Shilpa Gupta 1976, India
et Nabuqi 1984, People’s Republic of China

Christine and Margaret Wertheim
1958, Australia

  Apichatpong Weerasethakul

Alex Da Corte
1980, USA

Hito Steyerl
1966, Germany

Halil Altindere

Njideka Akunyili Crosby
1983, Nigeria

Carol Bove
1971, Switzerland

Anthony Hernandez
1947, USA

Avery Singer
1987, USA

Suki Seokyeong Kang
1977, Republic of Korea

Otobong Nkanga
1974, Nigeria

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
1965, France

 Zanele Muholi
1972, Republic of South Africa

Stan Douglas

Tavares Strachan
1979, Bahamas

Gabriel Rico
1980, Mexico

 Korakrit Arunanondchai
1986, Thailand

 Michael E. Smith
1977, USA

Anicka Yi
1971, Republic of Korea

Kahlil Joseph
1981, USA

Jeppe Hein
1974, Denmark

Opened in 1991, on the occasion of the 5th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, the book pavilion, designed by James Stirling, is located in a space in front of the entrance to the gardens and consists of a long, one floor structure made of metal and glass, and functionally separated in two parts.

 Anthea Hamilton
1978, United Kingdom

Tarek Atoui
1980, Lebanon