Saturday June 21th, the spaces at third floor of the Procuratie, which have become free for all since last May 8th, will remain open until 22pm with last admission at 21.10pm. The terraces will also be open to enjoy an extraordinary view over the rooftops of Venice.
Visitors will be able to discover the interactive exhibition “A world of potential” and the temporary exhibition “Dreams in Transit”. At 17.00 pm the experiential workshop “Facing We Really Do It: Finding Each Other Through Play” conceived by the cultural association Baba Jaga will lead parents and children to rediscover the value of meeting and listening to each other through symbolic play, theater and movement as tools to experiment with how imagination can become a real space for relationships and discovery. The workshop is part of the Global Challenge 2025 program, a major global fundraising initiative that will take place through many events in all the countries where The Human Safety Net is present and is an opportunity to become an active part of The Human Safety Net programs and, together, make a difference. Furthermore, among the new features of the House there is also the new Museum Shop with its rich and colorful selection of books and design objects for solidarity, which, for the occasion, will offer all visitors to the Art Night a 5% discount.
The interactive exhibition “A World of Potential”
The “A World of Potential” itinerary was curated by Orna Cohen, co-founder of Dialogue Social Enterprise (DSE), a social enterprise based in Hamburg, which has been promoting the social inclusion of vulnerable people through exhibitions and workshops around the world since 1988. The itinerary is an expression of the values of The Human Safety Net, a movement of people helping people, active in 25 countries to enable even the most vulnerable to develop their potential and thus improve their living conditions and those of their families and communities. Designed as a progression of playful and surprising experiences that lead visitors to discover their strengths, the itinerary has recently been renovated and enriched with new content that makes it even more engaging and places visitors increasingly at the center of the experience. At the end of the itinerary, visitors can connect to The Human Safety Net programs for vulnerable families and refugees and support them with a voluntary donation.
The group exhibition “Dreams in Transit”
Group exhibition of artists Ange Leccia, Leila Alaoui, Lorraine de Sagazan & Anouk Maugein and Sarah Makharine, open in the space adjacent to “A World of Potential” until March 15, 2026.
The exhibition is part of a major global initiative, “The Parliament of the Invisibles”, developed by the Art for Action Foundation from an idea by artist Anish Kapoor and launched with its first edition, “After Migration”, last May 8th at the Casa di The Human Safety Net. The artists intend to offer a profound reflection on the lasting impact of migratory phenomena and delve into the complexities related to identity, belonging and the change of horizon. Expressing the overall mission of The Parliament of the Invisibles, “Dreams in Transit” aims to reveal what often remains invisible. Through different techniques – ranging from photography, video, drawing and installation – the artists shed light on the hidden stories of migrants, offering a powerful meditation on the human condition after migration and inviting us to reflect on how the change of horizon shapes identity, fosters new forms of belonging and creates bridges between worlds, both visible and invisible.
