Two original exhibitions present two unusual aspects of the work of two protagonists of modern and contemporary art - the almost hundred-year-old French sculptress Louise Bourgeois and the Venetian painter and engraver, Emilio Vedova

With its imposing Grand Canal façade, it is one of the most famous secular buildings in Venice: the Museum reopens after renovations with three different thematical paths.
1. On the tracks of life or paleontology
2. Collecting to astonish,Collecting for research or the evolution of the naturalistic collection
3. The strategies of life

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Every summer, from 1951 to 1979, Peggy Guggenheim opened her collection of modern art to the public.In 2010, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the museum with a series of meetings and events, looking ahead with the spirit of openness and innovation that has always characterized the last dogaressa, Peggy Guggenheim.
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The exhibition surveys the art of the American artist Adolph Gottlieb (1903-1974): from his initial paintings of Surrealist influence, to his expressionist and abstract works. The popularity of Gottlieb derives from his invention of a visual language more basic and universal than written language, purged of symbols with historical precedents. This exhibition is the first retrospective exhibition of Gottlieb’s art to be presented in Italy: it includes sketchbooks, prints and sculptures.
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