The first aid

The next day we continued with La Biennale in Arsenale, and in some other buildings around the city. Arsenale wasn’t actually divided by countries, but more by artists. Sorry, I cannot present them, but you can perhaps find them in the catalog of La Biennale.

Textile decorations

I didn’t break any of those

Africa

Reich eagle

Bread

Cotton

Zeppelins

Cadillac

Bike tyres

Look into infinity

A pattern painting

Patterns

A pattern painting – detail

A pattern painting – a whole thing

Planes

Guy in the middle of a plate

Rock’n'roll

View to the garden

Unicorn

The first aid

A city

Mountains

Kamča watching glass balls with some pictures in it

The main reason why we went to Venezia were not the heaps of tourists. It was La biennale de Venezia, a modern art exhibition where many states exhibits its contemporary artists. It was really cool. However, I don’t know what to think about the czech presentation. Actually we still share our building with Slovaks. This year, there was nothing. Yes, nothing. Just some plants. Nothing else. We went through twice and we didn’t know what is it. Well, we haven’t seen nothing before. Ok, I like it as a joke. When I think about it, I really like it, but I don’t know if this is the best think to exhibit at the Biennale. Just a note that these are pictures from the first part.

Czechoslovakia (I have nothing against sharing building with Slovaks, but Czechslovakia is kinda over for more than 15 years!)

Anyway, I really liked building of Corea, exhibitions of Uruguay, Russia, Scandinavia, Denmark and Egypt. I think these were the best. Plus the cafeteria (-; Anyway, also have a look at the website of biennale – http://www.labiennale.org.

Canadian building

Australia (full of sucky videos like at every exhibition)

This guy was actually an animal

Germany

Emergency exit (-;

Scandinavia

Kamča

A Scandinavian classic

Russia

Like being a football player – really cool

This was not a part of exhibition

Venezuela or Columbia – not sure, sorry (-;

Virtual furniture

Denmark

Broken stairs

Gold is the colour!

I wouldn’t have a dinner here

Main building (no specific country)

A flower

Cafe

Cafeteria

Hungary

USA

Israel

I like their letters

On the island

Flower boat

Egypt

Egyptian cats

Calatrava’s bridge

The first thing you would do in Venezia is to cross a new Calatrava’s bridge. It’s been built just couple of months
ago, and it has to be remade again. He just fucked up one thing. The glass is falling down. Hmmm… I wouldn’t expect
anything like that from guy that makes the best bridges in the world… Anyway it’s beautiful, I really like it!

Kamča in Enrico’s glasses

These pictures are from the second and the third day we were in Venezia. The pictures from the biennale are still about
to be prepared.

Channel

A bus (ferry) stop

View through a bridge

On the seaside

A church

A seaside

St. Marco square and a duke palace

A parking lot

Who said this city is overcrowded?

A bridge

Maruš calls this a diet, I call this a massive portion of icecream (-;

A river gate

Entrance to the military base

Reflection

Channel

Channel

Another cheap trick on tourists. A waterfall…

Inside a Ferrari shop

Human slavery hasn’t died yet

Mary

They should be glad this boat transported them on a shore

No, this tower is really skewed

A channel

Cementery

The last picture shows again the Calatrava’s bridge

Saint Marco square

The next day we arrived to Venezia. After we got the accomodation in a camp, we jumped on the bus and headed to the city. The city is nice,
but it’s way too overcrowded. Despite the fact that the most of the city is too touristic, you can still find many streets without anybody.
And it’s also quite expensive as well – about twice more than the rest of places we have been to.

In front of the bus station

A bridge

Carnival masks

Carnival masks

The masks are sold everywhere

Crowded street

Entrance to the house

As I said, some street are without people

Beware of gondolas

Entrance to the house and a car… sorry boat…

A street

Entrance to basement… (-;

A cat

Channel

Kamča

Sea

Strange city, some buildings are without windows…

Locals

Boat

Laundry

Gondola driver

A touristic bridge

The main channel

Gondola

Traffic jam

Enrico

A sharp curve

A parking lot

We were not doing the last one (-;

Cathedral

Saint Marco square

Duke’s palace’

A bell

Kiosk and a fallen chair

Parking lot

Masks

Army, not a cloth shop

Gondolas are actually quite luxury boats

Beer time

(-;

Channel at night

Channel at night