Biennale Pavilions online

Le bal de la Terre c’est la Terre qui chavire et sort de son orbite, qui s’émeut autant qu’elle se meut. Si aujourd’hui la Terre tangue, quelle danse et quelle musique inventer avec les êtres qui la font ? En renouant avec la tradition des grands bals populaires, le Bal de la Terre évoque cette communauté terrienne qui oscille entre des émotions contradictoires : la joie d’exister et la nostalgie des paysages qui disparaissent (la solastlagie), le vertige de danser et celui de sentir la Terre se soulever.

Performance

Guided Tours

Hourly tours at the Pavilion

Finimalize this! – a live workshop invites to (re-)design on the go. We welcome all to join the game and take a peek into a more sustainable, fulfilling and beautiful tomorrow.

Discussion on the possibilities of urban scale waste water management through realised projects.

Tours

Art and Architecture

the possibility of healthy a Biennale metabolism focused on supporting the fragile Venice lagoon

Researching the possibility of a healthy Biennale metabolism focused on the fragile Venice lagoon, creating a Harvest map as an inventory and knowledge support programme for local stakeholders.

‘Venezia e la Biennale’ deals with the social impact of the Biennale and its yearly projects on the city of Venice. This moderated discussion among experts of national pavilions, the Biennale, the city administration, and local activists is a public event that is to include especially the local population. The goal is to arrive at a compact synopsis of the relationship between the Biennale and the city of Venice and their stakeholders’ various interests and approaches. This will be followed by an open exchange with the audience. Essential questions to be discussed are: What is the Biennale’s contribution to the city of Venice? In what ways does an exchange with the local population exist? What is the role played by local citizens’ initiatives? In what ways do the pavilions cooperate with the Biennale? How can this cooperation be improved? How could the pavilions reflect upon, organise, and bundle their activities, thus having a positive impact on the city of Venice? The event will be held in English and simultaneously translated into Italian.
 No registration required; seats are limited. Online participation via Livestream. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89587475964?pwd=bzlBeTVLVzRXTHl4MkgzdzZ3K2RBQT09

National Pavilions at the Venice Biennial

Residency of creation & research