OUTTA LOVE opens at Palazzo Vendramin

OUTTA LOVE opened at Palazzo Vendramin ai Carmini during the 2026 Venice Biennale as a group exhibition built around desire, intimacy and what follows emotional rupture. Stallmann is presenting the show in the Dorsoduro palazzo, where works by nine artists are installed across the building’s rooms and historic interiors. (artribune.com) Listings from My Art Guides and Artribune say the exhibition runs from May 7 through June 30, with opening hours from Tuesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (myartguides.com) The exhibition’s framing is less about a single storyline than a set of tensions. My Art Guides says the works are encountered individually before their relationships emerge, while Artribune says the project gathers artists from different generations and practices without trying to force a unified narrative. (myartguides.com) A separate May 6 item from Fucking Young! described the show as examining desire, reinvention, identity and “the strange beauty of what comes after.” ### Which artists are in the show? Nine artists are listed across the exhibition pages: Angela Brandys, Darren Bader, Vivian Maier, Milko Pavlov, Jenny Saville, Daniel Spivakov, Wolfgang Tillmans, Lawrence Weiner and Francesca Woodman. (myartguides.com) The works span painting, photography, installation, textile and language-based practice, according to the venue listings and exhibition writeups. Jenny Saville, Wolfgang Tillmans and Francesca Woodman are among the best-known names in that group, while the exhibition text places their work alongside artists from other generations and mediums. Artribune says the project is structured around differing approaches to physicality, identity and experience rather than around a single curatorial thesis. (myartguides.com) ### What is the exhibition actually about? My Art Guides says OUTTA LOVE explores “how we situate ourselves and our desires in the world.” Artribune describes works that move between intimacy and distance, construction and fragmentation, control and vulnerability. (myartguides.com) Those descriptions align with the broader framing circulated during Biennale week, where the show has been presented as a meditation on heartbreak, selfhood and emotional rebirth. The May 6 writeup from Fucking Young! puts the question more directly: what remains when intimacy fractures, and what forms emerge in its place. That account says bodies become sites of memory and projection, clothing becomes a second skin, and language can function as structure, confession or escape. (artribune.com) ### Why does Palazzo Vendramin ai Carmini matter here? Palazzo Vendramin ai Carmini is not treated as a neutral container in the exhibition texts. Artribune says the building’s architectural character and traces of time are part of the project, creating a dialogue with the works on view. (myartguides.com) My Art Guides similarly says the visible marks of past use help frame how the pieces are encountered. La Biennale’s venue page says the exhibition space sits on the piano nobile, or first floor, with a large central hall, side rooms, and views onto Campo dei Carmini and the garden. The same page says the palazzo stands at Dorsoduro 3462, about 10 minutes on foot from Piazzale Roma. (fuckingyoung.es) ### When can visitors see it during Biennale season? My Art Guides lists OUTTA LOVE from May 7 to June 30, 2026, and Artribune lists special events including a private talk on May 5 and a private opening on May 6. Both sources say public hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (myartguides.com) June 30 is the next clear milestone for the project. Visitors can find the exhibition at Palazzo Vendramin ai Carmini in Dorsoduro, where Stallmann’s Biennale-period presentation remains on view through the end of that month. (myartguides.com) (labiennale.org)