Jon Everall
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Aug 3, 2026
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Heart of Glass: why Venice is once more the centre of the glassmaking world (opens the original)
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The Floating City celebrates the unique creative world of glass – be it forged, blown, molten, opaque, clear, crystal, heavy or light, worn, hung, mounted, displayed, shimmering, illuminated, or merely seen. There is never less than a lot to do in Venice. The world's largest and most influential art biennial continues through to mid-November from its May opening. Every other year, it swaps that with the global architecture expo. Then there's the city's ageless maze of paths, bridges, and canals
From gemstones to 10m giants: Wallace Chan's Vessels of Other Worlds spans Venice and Shanghai (opens the original)
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More than the sum of its parts, this sprawling dual-site exhibition across Shanghai and Venice tackles time and scale with ambition and verve. The poet and painter William Blake proposed that we should be able, "To see a world in a grain of sand... and eternity in an hour." This ability to imagine, and even work with varied materials and sizes, from minute to massive, ideally encapsulates the focus, art and drive of Chinese artist Wallace Chan. Born into poverty seventy years ago and emigrating
From gemstones to 10m giants: Wallace Chan's Vessels of Other Worlds spans Venice and Shanghai (opens the original)
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More than the sum of its parts, this sprawling dual-site exhibition across Shanghai and Venice tackles time and scale with ambition and verve. The poet and painter William Blake proposed that we...
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