Homo Faber returns to Venice with 700 handmade objects
700 handmade objects from 70 countries at Homo Faber. The woman behind it says AI can never make imperfection,
700 handmade objects from 70 countries at Homo Faber. The woman behind it says AI can never make imperfection,
A Napoleonic fort turned private residence on a 5,700 square metre island in the northern Venice Lagoon has just gone on sale.
Venice’s quietest island is about to get busy, and when Homo Faber launches in San Giorgio this September, one café awaits.
An American lawyer and a Venetian countess merged their firms in a palazzo built by the family that helped fund Galileo’s telescopes.
I Solisti Veneti revive Galuppi’s lost 1776 oratorio Mundi Salus, launching Opera in Villa across three historic Veneto villas.
A synagogue hovers above the Venetian lagoon following the opening of Nabatele on the sidelines of the Biennale.
Venice will award George Clooney the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in September, capping three decades of films.
Fourteen young dancers from top academies open a monthlong tour mentored by ballet legend Sylvie Guillem.
Venice’s Fondazione Cini reopens the restored Borges Labyrinth, marking 15 years since creation and Borges’s death anniversary.
German artist Lore Bert celebrates turning 90 with a Biennale exhibition, one of Germany’s highest honours and friends.
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