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Palazzo Diedo - Berggruen Arts & Culture

Notice to Visitors

We inform our visitors that the exhibition Controfacciata by Matthias Schaller, hosted at Casa dei Tre Oci, will be temporarily closed to the public from August 2 to August 10, 2025 due to organizational reasons.

The new venue in Venice

Palazzo Diedo is the exhibition space of Berggruen Arts & Culture created to encourage the work of artists of our time, to deepen the link between the past and contemporary art and the West and East

Current Exhibition

Special Projects

Temporary Closure

From August 2nd to August 10th 2025, Controfacciata - Matthias Schaller at Berggruen Institute Europe - Casa dei Tre Oci will be closed.

Site-specific Artworks

  • Carsten Höller, Scala del dubbio/Doubt Staircase

    Carsten Höller, Doubt Staircase

  • Hiroshi Sugimoto, Enlightning, 2024

    Hiroshi Sugimoto, Enlightning

  • Liu Wei, Throw a Dice, 2023 - 2024

    Liu Wei, Throw a Dice

  • Mariko Mori, Great Light, 2024

    Mariko Mori, Great Light

  • Sterling Ruby, Lantern

    Sterling Ruby, Lantern

  • AYA TAKANO, Happy and joyous days, 2024

    6 AYA TAKANO, Happy and joyous days

  • Ibrahim Mahama, Three Little Birds, 2023

    Ibrahim Mahama, Three Little Birds

  • Urs Fischer, Good Luck Peanuts

    Urs Fischer, Good Luck Peanuts

  • Jim Shaw, The Alexander Romances (dettaglio/detail)

    Jim Shaw, The Alexander Romances (detail)

  • Lee Ufan, Beyond Venice Relatum The Notion of Stone

    Lee Ufan, Response

  • Piero Golia, Untitled

    Piero Golia, Untitled

    In April 2024, Palazzo Diedo opened its doors to the public with the exhibition JANUS, featuring 11 original permanent interventions by 11 internationally renowned artists: Urs Fischer, Piero Golia, Carsten Höller, Ibrahim Mahama, Mariko Mori, Sterling Ruby, Jim Shaw, Hiroshi Sugimoto, AYA TAKANO, Lee Ufan and Liu Wei.

    The artists’ contributions have been conceived in response to the architecture and original features of the 18th-century building by architect Andrea Tirali, once home to one of Venice’s most powerful families and formerly a primary school and court. The works are inspired by traditional crafts associated with Venice, such as frescos, Murano glass, precious fabrics, and Venetian floor design.

    Palazzo Diedo
    Berggruen
    Arts & Culture

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