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Satellite Events

23 April 2026, 17:00-20:00 at Villa Eläintarha, Eläintarhantie 14, Helsinki
Thinking for/about/with Environment. Satellite event with talk and workshop under the Nauru National Pavilion in collaboration with ACT and Villa Eläintarha. 

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26 April 2026, Free Art School, Tallberginkatu 1 E, Helsinki.

Satellite event in collaboration with Free Art School debating the environmental impact of contemporary art.

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8 May 2026, 10:30 @ Nauru Pavilion. Calle Bosello 3683.
The Transnational Air Pavilion. Bulle Cybernétique. Satellite event consisting of a series of aesthetic short circuits exploring the political potential embedded in the metabolism of air.  

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8 May 2026, 16:30-18:00 at Terrace, at the end of CREA Cantieri del Contemporaneo, 
Boat Stop: REDENTORE
Water No Get Enemy.  
Satellite event with dialogue on spirituality, sustainability & resilience.

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From June 5 to October 25, 2026, Castel Belasi - Contemporary Art Center for Eco Thought - becomes a satellite venue of the Nauru Pavilion with Signal from the Ground. There is an open call for one artist.

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Partnership

The Nauru National Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2026 presents the international satellite event series titled Between Environmental Aesthetics and Geopolitics.

The series is part of the Nauru National Pavilion’s education and outreach plan and brings together an international network of artists, curators, and cultural institutions to examine how ecological crises are translated into aesthetic form, how art shapes our understanding of the environment, and how creative practices illuminate the complex relationships between humans and natural systems.

Each session features presentations and discussions with leading practitioners, followed by a Q&A, providing critical perspectives on responsibility, care, and coexistence in a rapidly changing world.

We welcome partnerships with art and cultural institutions, universities, galleries, and academies to host events such as seminars, educational programs, lectures, and talks.

These collaborations offer unique opportunities for audiences and participants to engage directly with pavilion curators, participating artists, and cultural practitioners, fostering dialogue and exchange around contemporary art, ecology, and cultural practice.

By participating, audiences gain fresh insights into the intersections of art, society, and the environment, while institutions and practitioners can expand their networks, share expertise, and contribute to meaningful cultural and educational experiences.