— About Ca’Buccari
Ca’Buccari is an independent nonprofit organization based in Venice, Italy. Its program focuses on engaging critically with the city’s social, cultural, and spatial context, and the Sant’Elena quarter where the space is situated.
Ca’Buccari occupies five former storage units and storefronts, connected by an arched arcade to the Parco delle Rimembranze, the Grand Canal, and the lagoon. Situated near the Giardini della Biennale, on the eastern tip of Venice, it is adjacent to the Pierluigi Penzo Stadium located next to the historic Sant’Elena Church.
Through discursive and collaborative programming and collaborations, Ca’Buccari will use its spaces to advance creative and critical practices and discourse. It will develop and host public events, exhibitions, workshops, and research residencies—for and with artists, architects, curators, publishers, critics, activists, thinkers, and cultural practitioners interested in engaging with the expanded contemporary context of Venice.
In summer 2023, the space will undergo a complete renovation and re-open its doors in autumn 2023.
For further updates and newsletter, please check here.
Ca’Buccari is an independent nonprofit organization based in Venice, Italy. Its program focuses on engaging critically with the city’s social, cultural, and spatial context, and the Sant’Elena quarter where the space is situated.
Ca’Buccari occupies five former storage units and storefronts, connected by an arched arcade to the Parco delle Rimembranze, the Grand Canal, and the lagoon. Situated near the Giardini della Biennale, on the eastern tip of Venice, it is adjacent to the Pierluigi Penzo Stadium located next to the historic Sant’Elena Church.
Through discursive and collaborative programming and collaborations, Ca’Buccari will use its spaces to advance creative and critical practices and discourse. It will develop and host public events, exhibitions, workshops, and research residencies—for and with artists, architects, curators, publishers, critics, activists, thinkers, and cultural practitioners interested in engaging with the expanded contemporary context of Venice.
In summer 2023, the space will undergo a complete renovation and re-open its doors in autumn 2023.
For further updates and newsletter, please check here.
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Program
Muck Petzet, Erica Overmeer
Program and Project Assistant
Irene Tassinari
Website
Cargo and Georgina Bates
Ca’Buccari font and signage by Iván Martínez
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