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VAP Venice Art Projects is an art start up, a no-profit organisation operating in Venice that sets o
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VAP Venice Art Projects is an art start up stemming from an idea of Edoardo Cimadori, contemporary art project manager and producer working in Belgium and Italy. VAP is a no-profit organisation operating in Venice that sets out to present and promote artists, contemporary art, design and performative arts. VAP is a platform open to artistic projects, a multiple concept space with several exhibitio

n spaces all set in the charming Sestiere Castello in Venice. The VAP exhibition spaces typically operate on a bimonthly schedule inviting artists or curators to develop their personal projects. All initiatives are supported by private funding, artist grants, or special sales. Special events and special night openings are also part of VAP’s programme that integrates with the City of Venice local events for the promotion of the territory. VAP opens this year during the 57th Venice Biennale, an occasion that provides artists the opportunity to give their work international visibility and work with other artists of different ages and nationalities. During its first season, VAP opens its locations in four periods: May–June, September–October, and November–December, and during each period will present works by different artists and selected student/artists from the Fine Art Academy of Venice.

10/04/2024

opening April 12th , 5pm

10/04/2024

02/03/2022

Yasmine Helou 💥

Yasmine Helou è una figura fuori dagli schemi. Sarà per questo che in molti addetti ai lavori la segnalano come una promessa della curatela.

15/11/2021

Open Call !

Have you ever thought about the non-humans living among and within us? Do you research the relation between us and them?

We are looking for projects linked to these topics for an exhibition to be held in Venice Art Projects spaces in late January 2022 ✨

Submission are now open!

Email us your project proposal by December 3rd, 2021 💫

More info here
https://linktr.ee/veniceartprojects ⚡️

Project curated by Costanza Sartoris Noemi Biasetton and Matteo Vianello

In collaboration with Yasmine Helou and Venice Art Projects

15/11/2021

Grazie! 💙💙💥💥
Jasmine A. Abu Hamdan

Exhibition continues to 21 November 2021
Open daily 11am - 6pm
Closed on Monday

Exhibition curated and organized in collaboration with Yasmine Helou and Venice Art Venice Art Projects

Fondamenta Sant’Anna 994, Castello 30122 Venezia

Il lavoro di Jasmine Abu Hamdan si focalizza sulla ricostruzione di luoghi del patrimonio culturale distrutti dai conflitti attraverso media immateriali

29/10/2021

Hakawati Retold - Reconstruction by Narrative - Jasmine A. Abu Hamdan

Hakawati in Arabic is a market story-teller. Citing Aleppo as a recent case of lost heritage, Hakawati Retold focuses on using intangible media to construct events that condense and overlay spatial narratives onto new contemporary contexts. The event is built around an augmented soundscape that revives the lost Aleppo Souq, bringing about different voices and building new pathways for the retelling of stories.

Exhibition curated and organized in collaboration with and Venice Art Projects

Exhibition continues to 21 November 2021

Open daily 11am - 6pm, closed Monday

Location
Castello 994, Fondamenta Sant’Anna, 30122, Venezia

22/09/2021

Troubled Waters - Jacopo Marco Zanessi

Linked by the common element of water, and its different states, but also human actions and their impact, these two projects tell specific yet terribly universal stories. In this sense, Troubled Waters aims to be an immersive experience, forcing the audience to reflect on space and time, past and future, landscape and cityscape. Through a very intuitive and perceptive lens, Jacopo Zanessi portrays the story of his city, while unfolding ours.

Exhibition curated and organized by Yasmine Helou in collaboration with Venice Art Projects.

Exhibition continues to 30 September 2021
Open daily 11am - 6pm, closed on Mondays

28/08/2021

Life After Still Life
Judith Adataberna / Rémi Deymier / Geelherme / Thomas Mendonça / Marta Oliva / Nacho G. Riaza

“In the traditions of 'Western' science and politics – the tradition of racist, male-dominant capitalism; the tradition of progress; the tradition of the appropriation of nature as resource for the productions of culture; the tradition of reproduction of the self from the reflections of the other – the relation between organism and machine has been a border war. The stakes in the border war have been the territories of production, reproduction, and imagination.”

– Donna Haraway

Exhibition curated by Roberto Majano in collaboration with Yasmine Helou and Venice Art Projects

Exhibition continues to 12 september 2021
Open daily 11am - 7pm, closed Mondays

19/07/2021

Opening tonight 6pm - 9pm

Off Axis - Gabriele Adomaityté for Philip Rosenberger and Zakaria Rugs

The combination of art with the skills of traditional craftsmen is the essence of Zakaria Rugs, which opposes the unsustainable mass-production that has become normalized in our fast-paced world.

Adomaitytė is the designer behind the ‘Off Axis’ rug — one of the six rugs of the Zakaria Rugs current award winning collection. 'Off Axis' is derived from a series of related scans of a hand, copied time and again, resulting in a sequence of mutating organisms. Its design originated in a time when the Adomaitytė focused on the semiotics of medical scans and x- rays. In this work, the scientific methods of processing visual data are carefully balanced with the delicate softness andintimacy of the human body.

Curated by Nicolò Pellarin in collaboration with Yasmine Helou and Venice Art Projects

Exhibition continues to 21 July 2021
Open daily 11am -6pm

Fondamenta Sant’Anna 994, Castello 30122, Venezia

08/07/2021

Thank you Rebecca Gnignati and Italia Notizie 24 scarl!!🌚😊

Exhibition continues to 15 July 2021
Open daily 11am - 6pm, closed Mondays

https://www.italianotizie24.it/venezia-i-confini-tra-realta-e-percezione-sbiadiscono-nella-mostra-sinkingscapes/

La mostra, a cura di Yasmine Helou, resterà aperta fino al 15 luglio ed espone un’opera multimediale dell’artista britannica Loulou…

01/07/2021

Thank you Domusweb.it! 😊🌚

Open till the 15th!

"Sinkingscapes" is an exhibition that brings together the works of Lebanese artist Tara Sakhi, and those of British artist Loulou Siem. The show can be visited at Venice Art Projects until 15 July 2021.

19/06/2021

Show extended till the 15th of July!

Sinkingscapes -
Tara Sakhi / Loulou Siem

Somehow, we might think that what one sees is, often, never enough.

Exhibition curated by Yasmine Helou in collaboration with Venice Art Projects

Exhibition continues to 15 July 2021
Open daily 11am - 6pm, closed Mondays

14/06/2021

Sinkingscapes -
Tara Sakhi / Loulou Siem

As put by Edgar Allan Poe "all that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream", instead of being two distinct entities, reality and fantasy are a whole, where observation and perception merge to suit each of our worlds...

Exhibition curated by Yasmine Helou in collaboration with Venice Art Projects

Exhibition continues to 30 June 2021
Open daily 11am - 6pm, closed Mondays

04/06/2021

Sinkingscapes -
Tara Sakhi / Loulou Siem

The show aims to highlight the multiple facets of discernment and appreciation of what we consider accurate, whether it's through the expression of a distorted reality or via the invention of a faultless fantasy...

Exhibition curated by Yasmine Helou in collaboration with Venice Art Projects

Exhibition continues to 30 June 2021
Open daily 11am - 6pm, closed Mondays

29/05/2021

About last week opening...

Thank you! 🌚 🔥

Exhibition continues to 30 June 2021
Open daily 11am - 6pm, closed on Monday

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