Visit the Pinault Collection in Venice at Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana: one ticket, two iconic buildings, four exhibitions to explore.
From 29 March 2026 at Punta della Dogana, Brazilian artist Paulo Nazareth invites visitors to follow him on his journeys, ongoing performance reveals how colonial cartography and systemic racism have shaped the landscapes of modernity.
From 29 March 2026, Indian artist Amar Kanwar will present his latest major installation, “The Peacock's Graveyard” (2023), alongside a selection of other works at Palazzo Grassi.
From Saturday to Wednesday, between 11 am and 1 pm and from 3 pm to 5 pm, a cultural mediator is present in the museum to answer visitors’ questions and provide further insight into the exhibition path.
Every Wednesday at Punta della Dogana, ATLAS activates a mediation space in which Paulo Nazareth’s works become an opportunity for encounters between experiences, perspectives, and personal, situated narratives.
From October to December 2026, eight evenings of cinema exploring the themes of the exhibitions by Michael Armitage, Amar Kanwar, Lorna Simpson and Paulo Nazareth. A journey through different eras and geographical areas, exploring social, cultural and political themes, in dialogue with the artists.
From 21 March 2027, the Palazzo Grassi becomes the home of the permanent exhibition of the Pinault Collection. A brand-new display brings together over one hundred major works, some of which have, over time, become true references in contemporary art.
From 21 March to 21 November 2027, Pinault Collection at the Punta della Dogana will be celebrating the architect Tadao Ando through the space he designed, his photographs and key works from the Japanese Mono-ha movement.
The Pinault Collection brings together some 10,000 works of art. This ensemble is presented through exhibitions in the Pinault Collection's museums and beyond.