Borders 2020: Fragmented Identities Explores Boundaries in Venice
The second edition of Borders, titled "Fragmented Identities," opens at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello in Venice from September 2020, organized by Itsliquid in collaboration with Venice Events and the Venice Italian-German Cultural Association (ACIT). Curated by Luca Curci, the exhibition features international artists exploring physical, global, and invisible boundaries through multidisciplinary works. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the show does not address the virus directly. A talk with Italian artist Paolo De Falco takes place on September 4, coinciding with the Venice Film Festival. The first Borders edition was held in August 2020, and a third is scheduled for November. Events require mandatory booking, with groups limited to 12 people for The Room and 30 for Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello.
Key facts
- Borders 2020: Fragmented Identities is the second edition of the festival.
- The exhibition is held at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello in Venice.
- It is organized by Itsliquid, Venice Events, and ACIT.
- Luca Curci is the director of Itsliquid and curator of Borders 2020.
- Artists from around the world explore boundaries physically, globally, and invisibly.
- The show does not address COVID-19 despite the pandemic context.
- A talk with Paolo De Falco occurs on September 4, 2020.
- The talk coincides with the Venice Film Festival.
- The first Borders edition took place in August 2020.
- A third edition is planned for November 2020.
- Events require mandatory booking with capacity limits.
- Paolo De Falco is described as a global artist working in border zones.
Entities
Artists
- Luca Curci
- Paolo De Falco
Institutions
- Itsliquid
- Venice Events
- Venice Italian-German Cultural Association (ACIT)
- Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello
- Festival del Cinema di Venezia
Locations
- Venice
- Italy