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I am with Tiffany leading a group of 50 mainly Americans who are like us battling the storm. We head to the Danish Pavilion to see Maja Malou Lyse’s ‘Things to Come’ which she developed while in residency at Tiffany’s art space
In Palazzo Grassi I finally get a chance to see the work of Michael Armitage ‘Antigone’, 2018
My favourite work by Michael is ‘Leopard Print Seducer’, 2016
We entered the dystopian world of Arthur Jafa and Richard Prince at the Prada Foundation in the show titled ‘Helter Skelter’. Here is one of Richard Prince’s highly celebrated paintings from his ‘Joke Paintings’ series
Arthur Jafa’s 14 archival inkjet prints were astonishing
Danny Goldberg my collector friend from Australia loved Arthur Jafa’s work ‘LeRage’
Delighted to be out of the rain with Pamela Crystal and many others
Here is one of Guadalupe Maravilla’s ‘Disease Throwers’ which combines found and handmade objects from Central America. These sculptures are both shrines and healing instruments that can be played
Pamela Crystal looking almost performative
Heading to the Nordic Pavilion
Tabita Rezaire’s work is about the practice of mothering the world
Nick Cave’s bronze sculpture ‘Amalgam (Seated)’ consists of a person covered in flowers, branches, birds and leaves. The figure waits while bearing the weight of the world
The Lorna Simpson Show ‘Third Person’ at the Punta della Dogana offers a review and survey of her work
Lorna Simpson’s ‘Woman on a Snowball’
Our last visit was to the Pavilion of Israel to see Belu-Simion Fainaru’s ‘Rose of Nothingness’
We loved seeing the beauty of Venice at night with the Italian National Flag reflecting on the water
