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Fondation Valmont Brings Penelope to Venice: Chong Kwan, Blake and Yoshida at Palazzo Bonvicini

exhibition · 2026-04-21

At the Palazzo Bonvicini in Venice, the Fondation Valmont is showcasing "Penelope. Her Journeys," a collective exhibition that will be open until 31 January 2027. This exhibit offers a modern interpretation of Penelope, featuring immersive installations and performance art. Curators Francesca Giubilei and Valentina Secco delve into concepts such as waiting, self-determination, memory, and everyday existence. Among the highlights are Gayle Chong Kwan's "The Lotus Eaters," which presents textile sculptures representing unseen labor, and Stephanie Blake's "Penelope, the Storyteller," utilizing blue fabrics and a typewriter to illustrate narrative progression. Additionally, Kimiko Yoshida's "Après le massacre, la Réconciliation" focuses on a dining table beneath a pink Murano glass chandelier, exploring the consequences of violence through a communal meal and the interactive performance "Le Dîner de Réconciliation."

Fatti principali

  • "Penelope. Her Journeys" is on view at Palazzo Bonvicini, Calle de Ca' Bonvicini 2161/A, Venice, until 31 January 2027
  • The exhibition is organized by Fondation Valmont and curated by Francesca Giubilei and Valentina Secco
  • Artists in the show are Gayle Chong Kwan, Stephanie Blake and Kimiko Yoshida
  • Gayle Chong Kwan was born in Scotland in 1973; Stephanie Blake in Northfield, USA, in 1968; Kimiko Yoshida in Tokyo, Japan, in 1963
  • Chong Kwan's "The Lotus Eaters" embeds kitchen utensils and domestic objects within textile sculptures
  • Blake's "Penelope, the Storyteller" replaces the loom with a typewriter amid blue fabrics
  • Yoshida's "Après le massacre, la Réconciliation" features a dining table under the pink Murano chandelier "Colpo di Vento. Le retour d'Ulysse"
  • Yoshida's participatory performance "Le Dîner de Réconciliation" invites guests to share a meal

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  • Venice
  • Italy
  • Scotland
  • Northfield
  • United States
  • Tokyo
  • Japan
  • Ithaca
  • Murano
  • Santa Croce

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