The first exhibition dedicated to Glasstress in Italy outside the Venetian lagoon takes a curated number of artworks in glass that have featured in past editions of the internationally renowned...

Fondazione Berengo presents “Welcome! A Palazzo for Immigrants”, a site-specific solo exhibition by interdisciplinary artist Osman Yousefzada in partnership with the Victoria & Albert Museum....

“If you try to imagine a world without glass, you realize what a huge loss it would be, both in practical and aesthetic terms.”  - Tony Cragg, 2021 Fondazione Berengo in collaboration with FAI is...

 🎬 3… 2… 1… Action! Fondazione Berengo and Berengo Studio open 𝐆𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝟖½ in Murano! The eighth edition of the internationally acclaimed exhibition of contemporary art in glass returns to Murano...

Fondazione Berengo is delighted to announce “JANUS” the new solo show by internationally renowned Spanish artist Jaume Plensa! Opening this April in Venice the exhibition takes inspiration from the...

As we approach the end of another remarkable year, it brings us immense joy to present the latest edition of our annual newsletter. This publication serves as a vibrant tapestry woven with the...

For its first collaboration with MUSE, the Science Museum of Trento, Berengo Studio and Fondazione Berengo are delighted to present the exhibition "Anima Mundi - The Carousel of Life."  Fondazione...

How do we define Justice? A new exhibition at the Correr Museum in Venice investigates how the image of Justice as a virtue has changed over the years in artistic depictions from ancient times to...

Egyptian artist Wael Shawky opens a new exhibition at the Lia Rumma Gallery in Milan. The artist's first solo show in the city unfolds across the three floors of the gallery space, revolving around...

This summer, art shall symbolically connect the Venetian lagoon, one of the most important and frequently visited places in the world, and Sopot, the beautiful Polish seaside resort as the...

This spring Fondazione Berengo and Berengo Studio are delighted to present the exhibition Sacrum Ungunetum by the French designer Sam Baron. Curated by Mariapia Bellis and Isabelle Valembras...

Berengo Studio is delighted to have collaborated with the artist Marya Kazoun for her latest site-specific installation at the Palazzo Pitti in Florence: First Act. The installation, inspired by the...

Berengo Studio returns to Sweden to present the exhibition Glasstress Millesgården at the Millesgården Museum, ten years after the success of Glasstress Stockholm in 2011-12. With the support of the...

Ever wanted to own an artwork by Ai Weiwei? Now you can.  In collaboration with Ai Weiwei and Wang Fen Berengo Studio is delighted to have contributed to the new online space ‘Maybe Art.’ Founded by...

“Glass, a special material and a part of our daily life, bears witness to joy, anxiety and worry in our reality. In its presence we reflect upon the relationships between life and death, and between...

In a world of continual change, of constant upheaval, and unexpected turns how do we make up our mind? ‘Glasstress – State of Mind’ presents the seventh edition of the famed exhibition of...

After their successful debut at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, the thirty fantastical creatures created by the Belgian artist Koen Vanmechelen in striking combinations of Murano glass and Carrara...

Museo Nazionale Romano and Berengo Studio are delighted to announce the debut of La Commedia Umana by Ai Weiwei in the Baths of Diocletian. One of the largest works ever created in Murano glass the...

“Making sculpture involves not only changing the form and meaning of the material but also oneself.” – Tony Cragg We are delighted to announce that the exhibition Tony Cragg: Silicon Dioxide at the...

This February the ARKEN Museum of Modern Art in Ishøj, Copenhagen (Denmark) opens the exhibition Women and Change, a landmark exhibition that explores how Western art history has depicted women,...

The United Nations has declared 2022 The Year of Glass, and to celebrate this exciting venture the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, England, has opened an exhibition exploring the potential of glass...

This spring Italian artist Antonio Riello opens the exhibition Confined Objects at the Danielle Arnaud Gallery in London. The new solo show focuses on Riello’s creations during lockdown, with a...

We were delighted to see that one of our collaborations with German artist Thomas Schütte was chosen as the exhibition image for the poster of his latest show at the Georg Kolbe Museum. Titled...

"Art, being designed for the future, is the way to foster and project new narratives in the world. Art has always been the connective tissue of human existence. It clarifies, opens perspectives, and...

Berengo Studio in association with the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia is honoured to present the exhibition Tony Cragg. Silicon Dioxide at the Museo del Vetro. The first exhibition ever...

María Magdalena Campos-Pons is one of the most important and renowned artists to emerge from post-revolutionary Cuba in the 1980s and one of its most powerful and poetic voices. This year Berengo...

The question posed by the title of the 17th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice is a good one: “How will we live together?” After over a year of lockdowns and restrictions, the concept...

In the wake of a year of online events and art fairs Art Basel made a glorious return on the 24th of September, providing a stunning survey of contemporary art both online and off. The hybrid event...

We are pleased to welcome you to The State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia for Glasstress. Window to the Future from 11 September to 31 October 2021. The latest edition of Glasstress,...

Traditional craftsmanship paired with contemporary thinking. This is the common thread which brought Berengo Studio to collaborate with WonderGlass and work together to hold a joint exhibition....

Berengo Studio is delighted to have assisted the creation and installation of Chiara Dynys’s new exhibition, Sudden Time, at Villa Panza in Northern Italy. For this latest display, as with so much...

Detritus from an unknown river bed is rendered in exquisite shades of Murano glass: slivers of green algae, turquoise seaweed, a discarded glove, the body of an eel coils around a metal frame, a...

After thirty years of working to reinvent the position of glass as a medium in the world of contemporary art we are delighted to announce that Adriano Berengo, the founder of Berengo Studio and...

“There is every reason this year to have a world view,” says Irvin Lippman, the Boca Raton Museum of Art’s Executive Director, as South Florida boldly ushers in the New Year with the national...

We are delighted to announce that the exhibition Unbreakable: Women in Glass has won the 2020 Bonhams Prize for The Venice Glass Week. The prize is awarded to the best project participating in the...

“Gardens are never innocent.” Architectural historian Beatriz Colomina noted in the catalogue for Renate Bertlmann’s Austrian Pavilion at the 58th edition of the Venice Biennale of Arts. “Formal...

“My works are absolutely geometric objects, but at the same time they have a shape which is complicated enough to allow you to involve them and have an emotional response” – Tony Cragg The fifth...

Fondazione Berengo was originally established to give a platform and space to explore the relationship between glass and contemporary art. January 2020 saw the final chapter of its contemporary art...

If you’re in Milan why not head to BUILDINGBOX for some Berengo art in glass? BUILDINGBOX is focusing its 2019-2020 season on contemporary art in glass with the project “From sand, artworks in...

This Autumn Berengo Studio was delighted to transport Jaume Plensa’s sculpture “Carlota” to Russia and install the contemplative artwork in the external courtyard of the impressive State Hermitage...