On Sunday, March 29, starting from the Teatrino at Palazzo Grassi, the public will create a papier-mâché boi inspired by traditions from Minas Gerais. The procession will move through Dorsoduro and the Accademia to the Dogana, while the same route will be performed simultaneously in Brazil. It is one of the rare occasions in which an exhibition from François Pinault’s private collection—founder of Kering, which owns brands such as Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga—connects directly with the city.
“This is a work that does not end within the exhibition space. It keeps moving, creating relationships, existing across different places,” Brenner concludes.