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The fifth edition of Time Space Existence is now open

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The long-awaited Time Space Existence 2021 exhibition has successfully opened its doors to the public on the 22nd of May, 2021 and will remain open until the 21st of November, 2021.

Without a shadow of doubt, this year has definitely been different from previous openings of the European Cultural Centre. Despite it all, tens of exhibitors and guests joined us in person in Venice and got to experience the physical exhibition in each of Palazzo Bembo, Palazzo Mora and Giardini della Marinaressa.  

Giardini della Marinaressa, (from left) Digital Building Technologies, ETH Zurich, Digital Bamboo; Godfrey DeWitt, Sperein. Photo credits: Federico Vespignani
Giardini della Marinaressa, T SAKHI – Tessa & Tara Sakhi, Letters from Beirut. Photo credits: Federico Vespignani
Palazzo Mora, Technical University Darmstadt, Building with Paper. Photo credits: Matteo Losurdo

Over the two days of openings, a vivid virtual presence through live streaming and interviews on social media reached thousands of visitors from all over the world; who weren’t able to join us due to the imposed restrictions of the ongoing pandemic. We are positive and look forward to creating another moment during this year to meet, exchange, and celebrate. 

All guests and visitors are invited to visit the venues of the European Cultural Centre for free, by booking their spot on the website or by simply registering upon arrival at the front desk of the exhibition. 

Make sure to check out the previous interviews on the foundation IGTV channel and to stay tuned for more live feed, stories, and events that will take place in the upcoming 6 months on www.timespaceexistance.com and @ecc_italy on Instagram

Opening at Palazzo Mora. Photo credits: Matteo Losurdo
Palazzo Mora, Maxwell MacKenzie. Photo credits: Matteo Losurdo
Palazzo Mora, Delft University of Technology and ETH Zurich – Urban Transformation Program Colombia. Photo credits: Matteo Losurdo
Palazzo Bembo, Watershed Urbanism, curated by Adrian Parr. Photo credits: Clelia Cadamuro
Palazzo Bembo. Photo credits: Federico Vespignani
Palazzo Bembo, Magda Mostafa, Autistic Imaginaries of Architectural Space: the World from an Autistic Lens. Photo credits: Clelia Cadamuro