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Mappa Giardini-Arsenale Guide Guida to the alla Biennale 2019 Contains Thanks to Venice map 3-4 Arte era Bologna Mappa di Venezia Artissima Torino Chernakova Giardini-Arsenale map 4 David Zwirner Gallery Mappa Giardini-Arsenale Dynys The artists 5-6 European Cultural Center Gli artisti 10-12 FIAC Fondazione Berengo Art Space Eating and drinking in Venice 17-18 Fondazione Matera-Basilicata 2019 Mangiare e bere a Venezia 20-22 Gagosian Collateral events 24 Global Art Affair Eventi collaterali Helen Frankenthaler Foundation The nations 29-30 Lavazza Le nazioni Mercantein era - Fiere di Parma Palazzo Grassi Peggy Guggenheim Collection PKM Gallery The Dalí Universe VENICE DESIGN 2019 Victoria Miro Emilio Palazzo Michiel Fondazione Giorgio Cini SUPPLEMENTO A «IL GIORNALE DELL’ARTE» N. 375 MAGGIO 2017 SUPPLEMENTO A «IL GIORNALE DELL’ARTE» Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, PERSONAL STRUCTURES N. 397 MAGGIO 2019 SUPPLEMENTO A «IL GIORNALE DELL’ARTE» Venice Identities Isgrò from September 2019 11 am - 7 pm Palazzo Mora, Palazzo Bembo, Giardini Marinaressa closed on Wednesday free entrance www.cini.it 11 MAY - 24 NOVEMBER 2019 VENICE, ITALY In collaboration with Partner Paola Sapone MCIA IL GIORNALE DELL’ARTE Emilio Isgrò. Giotto, 2014 © Emilio Isgrò, by SIAE 2019 31 32 PUBLISHED BY ALLEMANDI TURIN WWW.ILGIORNALEDELLARTE.COM 2 . 58th Venice Biennale 2019 The nations Le nazioni Giardini ALBANIA Begum «Jolly», Heidi Padiglione all’Arsenale, Tese delle PERCEPTION Curator/Curatore: Daniele Radini Eva Rothschild LATVIA/LETTONIA ■ Esposizione A B C D E F G H MAYBE THE COSMOS IS NOT Fosli, Na s Ahmed Gazi, Vergini Arsenale 4 Miracle Workers Collective Tedeschi Commissioner/Commissario: Culture SAULES SUNS Exhibition SO EXTRAORDINARY Franco Marrocco, Domenico CROATIA, REPUBLIC OF/ (Maryan Abdulkarim, Khadar Venue/Sede: Palazzo Albrizzi Capello Ireland Daiga Grantin¸a ■ Bar/Restaurant Driant Zeneli Pellegrino, Preema Nazia Ahmed, Hassan Blasim, (1st floor/1o piano), Cannaregio 4118 Curator/Curatore: Mary Cremin 25 CROAZIA, REPUBBLICA DI Commissioner/Commissario: Dace Bookstore 24 Commissioner/Commissario: Andaleeb, Ra Kajol, Uttam Giovanna Esposito Yussif, 10 D2 Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Arsenale/ TRACES OF DISAPPEARING Vilsone Guide Guida ■ Entrata 26 Ministry of Culture Kumar Karmaker Sonya Lindfors, Bonaventure Padiglione all’Arsenale - Artiglierie Curators/Curatori: Valentinas Vaporetto Linea 1 Entrance (IN THREE ACTS) GUATEMALA 27 Curator/Curator: Alicia Knock Commissioner/Commissario: Liaquat Soh Bejeng Ndikung, Outi Arsenale 3 Klimašausksas, Inga La¯ce Biglietteria Igor Grubic´ INTERESTING STATE P.le Roma Ferrovia Riva de BiasioS. Marcuola S. Stae Ca’ d’Oro Rialto (mercato)Rialto S. Silvestro S. Angelo S. Tomà Ca’ RezzonicoAccademia Giglio Salute Valleresso San ZaccariaArsenale Giardini S. Elena Lido 1 Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Arsenale/ Ali Lucky Pieski, Leena Pukki, Lorenzo 1 1 23 Commissioner/Commissario: Elsie Wunderlich, Marco Manzo ISRAEL/ISRAELE Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Arsenale/ 29 Ticket office 28 Padiglione all’Arsenale - Artiglierie Curators/Curators: Mokhlesur Sandoval, Martta Tuomaala, Ministry of Culture Commissioner/Commissario: Elder FIELD HOSPITAL X Padiglione all’Arsenale - Artiglierie Infopoint 29 Arsenale 3 Rahman, Viviana Vannucci Christopher L. Thomas, 22 Curator/Curatore: Katerina Gregos de Jesús Súchite Vargas, Minister of Aya Ben Ron Arsenale 3 ■ Servizi Igienici/ Venue/Sede: Collegio Armeno Christopher Wessels, Suvi 2 21 ANDORRA Venue/Sede: Calle Corner, Santa Culture and Sport Commissioners/Commissari: LITHUANIA/LITUANIA Toilets 17 Moorat-Raphael, Palazzo Zenobio, West) 30 THE FUTURE IS NOW/EL FUTUR Croce 2258 8 D3 Curator/Curatore: Stefania Pieralice Michael Gov, Arad Turgeman 16 Dorsoduro 2596 3 B4 Commissioner/Commissario: Raija SUN & SEA (Marina) 3 18 15 ÉS ARA Venue/Sede: Palazzo Albrizzi Capello Curator/Curatore: Avi Lubin CUBA Koli, Director Frame Contemporary Lina Lapelyte, Vaiva Grainyte, H 14 Philippe Shangti BELARUS, REPUBLIC OF/ (Salone dei Concerti), Cannaregio Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Giardini/ 4 13 ENTORNO ALECCIONADOR (A Art Finland Rugile Barzdziukaite 20 19 Commissioner/Commissario: Eva BIELORUSSIA, REPUBBLICA DI 4118 10 D2 Padiglione ai Giardini Giardini 17 CAUTIONARY ENVIRONMENT) Curators/Curatori: Giovanna Esposito Commissioner/Commissario: Rasa 12 Martínez «Zoe» EXIT/USCITA ITALY/ITALIA Alejandro Campins, Alex Yussif, Bonaventure Soh Bejeng HAITI Antanavicˇiu¯te to the alla Konstantin Selikhanov 8 Curators/Curatori: Ivan Sansa, Paolo 5 6 7 11 Hérnandez, Ariamna Contino, Ndikung, Christopher Wessels THE SPECTACLE OF TRAGEDY NÉ ALTRA NÉ QUESTA. LA Curator/Curatore: Lucia Pietroiusti De Grandis Commissioner/Commissario: 31 9 10 Eugenio Tibaldi Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Giardini/ Jean Ulrick Désert SFIDA DEL LABIRINTO Venue/Sede: Magazzino n. 42, Venue/Sede: Istituto «Santa Maria Siarhey Kryshtapovich Commissioner/Commissario: Norma Padiglione ai Giardini Giardini 21 Commissioner/Commissario: Enrico David, Liliana Moro, Marina Militare, Arsenale di Venezia, 28 della Pietà» (ground floor/piano Curator/Curatore: Olga Rybchinskaya Rodríguez Derivet, Consejo Nacional Ministère de la Culture et de la Chiara Fumai Fondamenta Case Nuove 2738c terra), Riva degli Schiavoni, Castello Venue/Sede: Spazio Liquido, Sestiere FRANCE/FRANCIA Commissioner/Commissario: Giardini de Artes Plásticas Communication 18 G3 3701 1 F4 Castello 103, Salizada Streta 5 H4 DEEP SEE BLUE SURROUNDING Federica Galloni, Direttore Generale Fermata Actv stop Curator/Curatore: Margarita Sanchez Gaggiandre, Arsenale 2 10 2 © DOMINIC BELL Curator/Curatore: Giscard Bouchotte LUXEMBOURG, GRANDUCHY 25 YOU/VOIS CE BLEU PROFOND Arte e Architettura Contemporanee e - Courtesy Andrea Avezzù Photo by of La Biennale di Venezia ANTIGUA AND/E BARBUDA BELGIUM/BELGIO Prieto Venue/Sede: Circolo Ufficiali Marina, OF/LUSSEMBURGO, TE FONDRE Periferie Urbane, Ministero dei Beni e PERÙ 17 Giardini FIND YOURSELF: CARNIVAL AS MONDO CANE Venue/Sede: Isola di San Servolo (off Calle Seconda de la Fava, Castello GRANDUCATO DEL Curator/Curatore: Petrica Duletic´ Chengwei, Li Geng, Dario Ortiz Padiglione all’Arsenale - Sale d’Armi Padiglione all’Arsenale - Sale d’Armi Laure Prouvost delle Attività Culturali M RESISTANCE Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys the map/fuori mappa) 2168 12 G4 WRITTEN BY WATER Venue/Sede: Palazzo Malipiero «INDIOS ANTROPÓFAGOS». Tang Shuangning, Jens W. Arsenale 2 Arsenale 2 1 May You Live Gran Bretagna 20 Denmark/ Commissioner/Commissario: Institut Curator/Curatore: Milovan Farronato (ground floor/piano terra), San Marco A BUTTERFLY GARDEN IN THE Beyrich, Xing Junqin, Xu de Qi, 45 Timothy Payne, Sir Gerald Commissioner/Commissario: CYPRUS, REPUBLIC OF/CIPRO, Marco Godinho SPAIN/SPAGNA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES/ 2019 in Interesting Times 13 Germany/ Danimarca Français with/con Ministère de HUNGARY/UNGHERIA Venue/Sede: Italy Pavilion/Padiglione 3078-3079/A, Ramo Malipiero (URBAN) JUNGLE Sebastián Main car parking on / Price, Joseph Seton and Frank Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles REPUBBLICA DI Commissioner/Commissario: PERFORATED BY ITZIAR EMIRATI ARABI UNITI Biennale 2 The Netherlands/ Germania 21 Finland/Finlandia l’Europe et des Affaires étrangères IMAGINARY CAMERAS Italia, Arsenale - Tese delle Vergini 19 C4 Christian Bendayán, Otto Commissioner/Commissario: Vito parcheggio principale Walter, Intangible Cultural, Curator/Curatore: Anne-Claire Ministère de la Culture Olanda 14 Czech and Slovak 22 Hungary/Ungheria CHRISTOFOROS SAVVA: and/e Ministère de la Culture Tamás Waliczky Arsenale 4 OKARIZ AND SERGIO PREGO NUJOOM ALGHANEM: al Tronchetto Heritage Artisans and Mas Schmitz Curator/Curatore: Kevin Muhlen MOZAMBICO, REPUBLIC OF/ Michael (1859-1934), Manuel Giuseppe Testaj 3 Belgium/Belgio Rep./Rep. Ceca 23 Brazil/Brasile UNTIMELY, AGAIN Curator/Curatore: Martha Commissioner/Commissario: Julia Itziar Okariz, Sergio Prego PASSAGE Contains Thanks to 8 Troup Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Giardini/ IVORY COAST/COSTA D’AVORIO Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Arsenale/ REPUBBLICA DEL Rodríguez Lira (1874-1933), Curator/Curatore: Vincenzo Sanfo 4 Spain/Spagna e Slovacca 24 Austria/Austria Christoforos Savva Kirszenbaum Fabényi, Ludwig Múzeum, Budapest Commissioner/Commissario: Nujoom Alghanem Commissioner/Commissario: Daryll Padiglione ai Giardini Giardini 3 THE OPEN SHADOWS OF Padiglione all’Arsenale - Sale d’Armi Segundo Candiño Rodríguez, Venues/Sedi: Palazzo Bollani, Commissioner/Commissario: Louli Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Giardini/ Curator/Curatore: Zsuzsanna THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND Agencia Española de Cooperación Commissioner/Commissario: Salama 5 Switzerland/ 15 Australia/Australia 25 Serbia/Serbia Matthew, Minister of Sports, Culture, MEMORY/LES OMBRES Arsenale 2 Anonymous popular arti cer Castello 3647 26 F4 and/e BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Michaelidou Padiglione ai Giardini Giardini 10 Szegedy-Maszák THE IN BETWEEN Internacional Para El Desarrollo bint Hamdan Al Nahyan Foundation Venice map 3-4 Arte era Bologna Svizzera 16 Uruguay/ 26 Egypt/Egitto National Festivals and the Arts OUVERTES DE LA MÉMOIRE Commissioner/Commissario: Complesso dell’Ospedaletto Barbaria BOSNIA-ERZEGOVINA Curator/Curatore: Jacopo Crivelli Venue/Sede: Pavilion at Giardini/ MADAGASCAR* Gonçalo Mabunda, Mauro (AECID), Ministerio de Asuntos Curators/Curatori: Sam Bardaouil 6 Venezuela/ Uruguay 27 Venice Pavilion/ Curators/Curators: Barbara Paca GEORGIA Ernest Dükü, Ananias Leki Armando Andrade de Lucio de le Tole, Castello 6691 27 F3 Mappa di Venezia Artissima Torino ZENICA-TRILOGY Visconti Padiglione ai Giardini Giardini
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