The Italian artist has selected his own works to fill the entire space

Venice exhibition will draw on works from Pinault's vast collection

His third Venetian building will house films, debates and performances

Exhibitions at the Punta della Dogana and Palazzo Grassi rotate after two years

Martin Bethenod to head collector’s Venice venues as disquiet grows over stalled exhibition programme

Incident sparks national debate about security; government and city take opposing stance

Japanese architect Tadao Ando will visit the site this month

The French billionaire has been awarded a 30-year lease on the historic site

City authorities insist on joint lease for the Customs House

Who will lease the Punta della Dogana?

A tale of two cities and rising sea levels

Following recent purchase of Palazzo Grassi

Sale to Guido Angelo Terruzzi has been abandoned

The expansion and renovation project will enable it to put its drawings on permanent display

How cristallo conquered the continent

The prints show Turner's Venice

An exhibition highlighting Turner's change of style after his travels

The works included depict Venice's Café Florian

The money will be divided between improvements to the original Peggy Guggenheim Collection and a feasibility study for the Foundation’s expansion

Piazza San Marco hosts the first Italian exhibition dedicated to the artist since his death

The sculpture that adorns the churches and palaces of Venice is being damaged beyond retrieval by pollution and vandalism

Lagoon barriers rejected by the Green minister of the environment

The report of the national commission on the project is due 21 October

Decisive days for Venice

The Adelson Galleries explores Sargent's sketches and watercolours from his many journeys

At a projected $50.7 million, theirs was not the cheapest plan proposed, but the fastest and technically the best

This month Italian government reaches decision on national oil company’s plan to extract gas from Adriatic

The rubble began to be cleared from the burnt-out shell of the theatre in May, as rumours leaked from the judicial enquiry that the fire which destroyed it in January may have been arson. There is no proof, however, and investigations continue, while the mayor of Venice, Massimo Cacciari, tries to speed up the rebuilding by putting the town hall technical department in charge of drawing up the preliminary plan

Palazzo Grassi's “Greeks in the West” exhibition is pulling in the visitors