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Homo Faber 2026
An Island of Light
Artistic Direction by Es Devlin, curated by the Michelangelo Foundation
1 – 30 September 2026
Venice, Fondazione Giorgio Cini

Uniting elements under Es Devlin’s artistic visionArtistic Director Es Devlin places materials to the fore at Homo Faber...
20/08/2026

Uniting elements under Es Devlin’s artistic vision

Artistic Director Es Devlin places materials to the fore at Homo Faber 2026, celebrating their elemental origins and the inspiration they bring to the artisans who transform them. Some of the 15 immersive installations, Devlin’s shining vision pays homage to organic materials born of sunlight, soil and water, compelling visitors to witness how these natural elements inspire and inform makers, as part of a captivating dialogue with light.

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Meet the artisans bringing their crafts to life at Homo Faber 2026 Homo Faber 2026 invites you to San Giorgio Maggiore i...
18/08/2026

Meet the artisans bringing their crafts to life at Homo Faber 2026

Homo Faber 2026 invites you to San Giorgio Maggiore island to meet the craft artists at the heart of contemporary craftsmanship. Immerse yourself in a world of making and engage directly with independent master artisans, observing them as they demonstrate their skills, techniques and processes with porcelain, leather, paper, textiles and more, and connecting with the creators behind the exquisite objects they bring to life.

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Mohamed Amine Hamouda - generously supported by Qatar Museums

16/08/2026

Discover 500+ artisans from around the world at Homo Faber 2026

Staged by Artistic Director Es Devlin, Homo Faber 2026: An Island of Light gathers over 500 craft artists at Fondazione Giorgio Cini to illuminate their extraordinary creativity. Meet the makers, watch live demonstrations, join participatory workshops and bespoke tours, and get closer than ever to the hands behind the craft.

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Explore an archipelago of 70+ crafts at Homo Faber 2026  Homo Faber 2026: An Island of Light brings together 70+ crafts ...
13/08/2026

Explore an archipelago of 70+ crafts at Homo Faber 2026

Homo Faber 2026: An Island of Light brings together 70+ crafts from across the globe – each tradition an island of skill within a wider world of making. From the delicacy of paper craft and shimmering jewellery to the breathtaking scale of installations, discover the sheer range of craft disciplines and techniques on show.

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11/08/2026

Explore 700+ objects crafted by international artisans at Homo Faber 2026

Across 15 immersive installations, light becomes an essential tool – shaping materials as diverse as leather and feathers, glass and gold, silk and stone into pieces that spark wonder and delight. From the functional to the poetic, each object reveals the hand, the tool and the material behind it, inviting you to look closer at what craftsmanship can create.

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An insider’s itinerary to Venice’s living craft traditions during Homo Faber 2026Step foot inside the workshops, studios...
09/08/2026

An insider’s itinerary to Venice’s living craft traditions during Homo Faber 2026

Step foot inside the workshops, studios and ateliers keeping craftsmanship alive in Venice. During Homo Faber 2026, local artisans open their doors to visitors – wander the city’s labyrinthine streets and see firsthand how tools, techniques and traditions turn raw materials into living craft.
Four curated itineraries bring you closer to Venice’s signature traditions, from glass working to the restoration of the city's iconic gondolas.

Explore the itineraries online to help plan your visit. The workshops are free to visit, with no pre-booking required – check the opening hours listed on Homo Faber Guide.

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06/08/2026

What are our Young Ambassadors expecting from Homo Faber 2026?

As the Biennial approaches, hear from some of the Young Ambassadors about what they’re most looking forward to from this exceptional experience. Coming from diverse craft and design backgrounds around the world, these 90 Young Ambassadors represent the future of craftsmanship – join them as they share their passion and insights with visitors, while growing through their own craft journey.

The Young Ambassadors Programme is developed in partnership with Fondazione Giorgio Cini.

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Selected Young Ambassadors from the Middle East and North Africa are generously supported by Qatar Museums

Uniforms for the Young Ambassadors Programme have been manufactured in Italy thanks to the generous support of Repower

04/08/2026

Be guided by the next generation of craft artists at Homo Faber 2026 – meet the Young Ambassadors

During Homo Faber 2026, visitors will have the opportunity to be guided through the 15 immersive installations by the 90 hand-picked international craft and design talents who will share their insights and enthusiasm for the stories that inspire the objects and spaces of the Biennial. Don’t miss the chance to meet the Young Ambassadors in person and discover the Biennial through their eyes.

The Young Ambassadors Programme is developed in partnership with Fondazione Giorgio Cini.

Book your ticket to Homo Faber 2026 now – link in Bio

Selected Young Ambassadors from the Middle East and North Africa are generously supported by Qatar Museums

Uniforms for the Young Ambassadors Programme have been manufactured in Italy thanks to the generous support of Repower

02/08/2026

Exploring new worlds with wings, inspired by Venice at Homo Faber 2026

Glass artist Charlie Larouche-Potvin trained in Murano and explores new ways to engage the material peculiarities of glass through traditional Venetian forms, exhibited as part of An Infinite Birdsong, a room inspired by Venetian architecture. At Homo Faber 2026, he presents a triptych that unveils a futuristic narrative of exploration: birds as pilots of a nest-like spaceship, fuelled by tradition and history, in search of new worlds.

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30/07/2026

An Infinite Birdsong: Flora Jameson’s window into Eutierria

As part of An Infinite Birdsong, UK-based stained glass artist Flora Jameson brings to life a window of hand-painted flora and fauna – a tribute to Eutierria, the rare and profound feeling of peace, joy and connection attained through sensory immersion in nature. See how birds, butterflies and other winged creatures inspire the artisan to create remarkable artworks in glass.

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