For its International Exhibitions of Art and Architecture, the Biennale is aiming to make it easier for organisers of National Participations or Collateral Events to find exhibition spaces in Venice.
To this end, the Biennale has set up the Biennale Noticeboard on its website, www.labiennale.org, where announcements containing relevant information may be placed free of charge, showing owner’s details, and the features and location of the space offered.
This free online Noticeboard is aimed at public institutional bodies, but also to those private entities and individuals who intend to offer spaces suitable for exhibitions in forthcoming Biennale exhibitions.
The information and photographs of the spaces on offer must be sent to the email address, bacheca@labiennale.org.
Required documentation:
• Form to be completed in all of its parts.
• Copy of an identity document and tax code of the owner or delegate of the exhibition space.
• Technical statement proving the suitability of the space offered as an exhibition space, and/or the compliance with safety standards.
• Photos of the inside/outside. Specs for the images (max 4): jpg format, 72-dpi resolution, approx. size 1200 x 800 pixels, to be sent as attached files (neither embedded in Word or Pdf files, nor in the email’s body).
Regulations
1. The spaces offered must have appropriate characteristics (from the point of view of usability) to be functional for exhibitions open to the public.
La Biennale will therefore not accept the inclusion of announcements where these characteristics are not proven.
2. La Biennale di Venezia offers no guarantees regarding the accuracy and reliability of the information contained in the notice, nor any concerning the content published.
3. La Biennale di Venezia accepts no responsibility with regard to the characteristics and suitability of the spaces offered, which must therefore be checked by interested third parties before contracting to use these spaces for their initiatives.
4. La Biennale reserves the right to break off, modify and temporarily or permanently suspend the service or any part of it without prior notice.
