With twelve team members on the ground throughout the opening days, we wanted to take a moment to spotlight the number of significant international presentations and exhibitions Flint supported on, including:
Fermata: Hong Kong in Venice: The official Hong Kong Collateral Event curated by the Hong Kong Museum of Art, marking a new chapter for the city’s participation in Venice
Wallace Chan’s Vessels of Other Worlds: A dual-site exhibition spanning Venice and Shanghai, introducing a striking new series of monumental titanium sculptures
The Singapore Pavilion: Pioneering interdisciplinary artist Amanda Heng presents A Pause, inviting rest and renewal through video, photography and architectural intervention.
Koen Vanmechelen’s We Thought We Were Alone: Presenting 40 newly commissioned works across bronze, marble, glass, photography, and video, exploring the intersection of hybridity, biology, and collective creativity.
Barry X Ball’s The Shape of Time: The exhibition brings together 23 sculptures by the acclaimed American artist in a rare dialogue between contemporary innovation and one of Italy’s most revered sacred architectural spaces.
David Černý’s major survey exhibition Artocalypsa: The first solo exhibition in Venice of the artist spans three decades of Černý’s interrogation of power and politics, his lampooning of authority, and society’s enduring and problematic fascination with weapons and military iconography
Kyrgyzstan Pavilion: Alexey Morosov transforms the historic Santa Caterina church into a 600-square-metre immersive installation combining video, sculpture, and sound to explore water as a sacred cultural inheritance and reflect on two distinct dimensions of Kyrgyzstan.
It was a privilege to support such a wide range of ambitious artistic projects and to engage with international press, curators, institutions and collaborators throughout the week.
We’re also delighted to see standout pieces of coverage secured for our clients including BBC, The Art Newspaper, Nowness, Artnet, South China Morning Post, Monopol, Art Asia Pacific, Exhibart and many more.
