Explore Fondazione Prada in Venice with an admission ticket that combines the distinctive late Baroque architecture of Ca’ Corner della Regina with temporary exhibitions featuring internationally renowned contemporary artists. Experience art within a historic Venetian palazzo, creating a unique contrast between the building’s heritage and Fondazione Prada’s contemporary cultural programming.
Discover Fondazione Prada’s Venice venue, Ca’ Corner della Regina, an 18th-century palazzo overlooking the Grand Canal. The history of the building dates back to the mid-15th century, when Caterina Corner, the future Queen of Cyprus, was born here. In the 18th century, her descendants commissioned architect Domenico Rossi to reconstruct the palace in the Baroque style. The renovation was completed in 1728. Since 2011, Ca’ Corner della Regina has been one of Fondazione Prada’s venues. The foundation has undertaken a conservative restoration project aimed at preserving the building’s historical, artistic, and architectural heritage. On the occasion of the Venice Art Biennale and Architecture Biennale, the palazzo hosts major international exhibitions of contemporary art. In 2026, Ca’ Corner della Regina presents "Helter Skelter: Arthur Jafa and Richard Prince", curated by Nancy Spector. The exhibition brings the work of these two American artists into dialogue for the first time.
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