Time-Space-Existence Preview: Palazzo Bembo
John Hill
4. June 2014
Ricardo Bofill film. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
World-Architects got a preview of the Time-Space-Existence exhibition, a collateral event of the Venice Biennale. The exhibition is being held in two venues: Palazzo Bembo and Palazzo Mora. Here we highlight some pieces from Palazzo Bembo.
Rene Rietmeyer and his Global Art Affairs Foundation first curated a collateral event for the architecture exhibition in 2012. Their second architecture exhibition is more expansive, inserting a mix of projects, films and installations from nearly 100 architects addressing the Time-Space-Existence theme. Below is a small sampling of what we saw on our preview. For more information on this and the 2012 exhibition, see our interview with Rietmeyer from February.
Installation by Alessandro Lupi. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Model by Tuncer Cakmakli Architects. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Installation by Peter Ebner/Carmen & Urs Greutmann. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Installation by Benjamin Garcia Saxe. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Model of The Cedar Box by General Architecture. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Installation by Kris Yao Artech. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Room installation with full-size detail by Baar-Baarenfels. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Halden Prison Norway installation by HLM Arkitektur AS. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
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