Event Overview
The world’s oldest and most prestigious art biennale returns to Venice — reimagining the future through art, humanity, and technology.
The Venice Biennale 2026 transforms the historic city into a global stage where imagination and intellect meet. From the Arsenale to the Giardini, thousands of artworks create a dialogue about the world’s future — ecological, social, and digital.
25 November 2025 - 23 November 2025
Giardini della Biennale, Castello, 30122 Venice, Italy
Mission:
The mission of Venice Biennale 2026 is to explore the intersection of art, humanity, and technology, asking how creation can remain deeply human in an algorithmic age. Through multidisciplinary projects — from performance to AI-generated art — the Biennale invites dialogue about memory, emotion, and innovation. Its core message: art is not only what we see, but how we think and connect.
Organizer:
Organized by La Biennale di Venezia Foundation, under the patronage of the Italian Ministry of Culture and City of Venice, with sponsors including Rolex Arts Initiative and Google Arts & Culture.
Why attend?
• Discover 90+ national pavilions, each with unique perspectives on the future of art. • Explore “AI Art Lab” — where machines become creators. • Wander through Venice’s Arsenale and Giardini transformed into immersive art worlds. • Attend daily talks, performances, and experimental screenings. • Meet international curators, artists, and innovators shaping the art of tomorrow. The Biennale is not just an event — it’s a pilgrimage for the creative mind.
General admission costs
General Admission: €30 Students/Seniors: €20 Children under 12: Free Online Pass: €25 via
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Founded in 1895, the Venice Biennale is the oldest and most respected international art exhibition.
Over its history, it introduced the world to legendary artists such as Picasso, Klimt, Pollock, Abramović, and Ai Weiwei.
Every edition mirrors its era — and 2026 is set to become the most technologically visionary Biennale ever.
This is where past and future merge in the name of art.
• Plan at least 2 full days — one for the Giardini, one for the Arsenale.
• Buy tickets in advance to skip queues.
• Don’t miss sunset views from Riva degli Schiavoni — pure Venice magic.
• Try cicchetti and Venetian spritz in small bars near Castello.
• Bring a notebook — inspiration strikes at every corner.
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