Venice 1600 Years of History was a contemporary art exhibition held at Palazzo Cà Sagredo in Venice in 2021, organized by the NEXT association. The show presented paintings and sculptures created to honour one of the world’s most significant cities and its millennia-spanning cultural legacy.
The exhibition marked the first in a series of events through which NEXT artists would celebrate art, territory, and cultural identity. By bringing together contemporary works within the historic setting of Palazzo Cà Sagredo, the project bridged current artistic practice with Venice’s deep historical foundations, reflecting on the city’s enduring influence on European culture and aesthetics.
About the Exhibition
NEXT is an association of contemporary artists whose programme combines artistic production with engagement toward territorial and cultural preservation. The Venice exhibition exemplified this dual commitment, using contemporary visual media to reflect on historical consciousness and civic identity.
Details
- Venue: Palazzo Cà Sagredo, Venice
- Year: 2021
- Organizer: NEXT association
- Media: Paintings and sculptures
- Theme: Venice’s 1600-year history and cultural identity
Frequently asked questions
Who organized the exhibition?
The NEXT association organized the exhibition as part of a broader programme celebrating art and cultural identity.
Where was the exhibition held?
The exhibition took place at Palazzo Cà Sagredo, a historic palazzo in Venice.
What types of artworks were shown?
The exhibition featured paintings and sculptures created by NEXT artists responding to Venice’s millennial history and cultural significance.
