Zuecca Project Space curates 7 exhibitions across Venice during the Biennale

During the 2017 Venice Biennale, Zuecca Project Space, a non-profit promoting contemporary art, organized seven exhibitions across various venues in Venice. The program includes Marina Abramović's 'The Kitchen' at Zuecca's Giudecca space, featuring videos and photographs from a series shot in an abandoned convent kitchen in Gijón, Spain. At the Chiesa della Maddalena, Slater B. Bradley presents abstract paintings and a site-specific sculpture 'Crystal Labirinth' made of 888 rose quartz crystals. The Kenya Pavilion, titled 'Another Country' after James Baldwin's novel, is hosted at the Scuola Palladio, emphasizing interaction between Kenyan artists and Venetian students. The Native American Pavilion 'Indian Water' at Ca' Bembo's gardens addresses water rights through works by Nicholas Galanin and Oscar Tuazon. Ryder Ripps debuts in Venice with 'Become A Slave' at Spazio Ridotto, exploring augmented reality and digital technology. Video works by contemporary artists are broadcast on TV channel 23 in Hotel Bauer for two months. Lola Schnabel exhibits 'Dialogue between a soul and nature' at Palazzo Marin.