Anish Kapoor, renowned for his large-scale installations that often resemble architectural structures, is set to open an extensive exhibition titled "In Minor Keys" on May 5, showcasing 70 of his sculptures. This exhibition will take place in the historic Palazzo Manfrin located in the Cannaregio district of Venice, which houses the Anish Kapoor Foundation. The palace had recently undergone a four-year renovation and reopened to the public, providing a stunning backdrop for Kapoor's impressive body of work accumulated over more than four decades.

This event marks the second exhibition of Kapoor's artworks in the Palazzo Manfrin, following a successful first exhibition in 2022. The 61st Venice Biennale serves as a significant platform for artists and galleries around the world, drawing attention to contemporary art and offering a venue for artists like Kapoor to present their outstanding contributions to the art world. The exhibition is not just a display of Kapoor’s artistic prowess, but also an important cultural event that highlights the intersection of art and history in one of the most beautiful locations in Italy.

Kapoor's works are known for their monumental scale and innovative use of materials, often challenging perceptions and engaging viewers in unique experiences. His presence at the Biennale underscores the ongoing dialogue in the art community about the role of contemporary art in public spaces, as well as the importance of historic venues in showcasing new works. As such, this exhibition will likely attract visitors not only for its artistic merits but also for the cultural and historical significance of the location itself.