On Friday, April 17, Save Venice hosted its annual Un Ballo in Maschera at The Plaza Hotel in New York City, raising over $1.3 million in support of the preservation of Venice’s historic art and architecture. More than 450 guests gathered for Celestial Serenissima, sponsored by Oscar de la Renta, Graff, and Tilt Beauty.

Save Venice is excited to officially launch The Contemporaries, a new patron group and program dedicated to advancing meaningful, mission-aligned engagement with the contemporary art world while amplifying the organization’s work to preserve the artistic heritage of Venice.

Hundreds of enthusiastic attendees gathered at the Abbey of San Giorgio Maggiore on Friday, May 8, to celebrate the inauguration of the restoration of Jacopo Tintoretto’s monumental canvases, the Last Supper and The Israelites in the Desert.

Save Venice and the Abbey of San Giorgio Maggiore – ETS branch are pleased to announce the completion of the restoration of Jacopo Tintoretto’s The Last Supper and The Israelites in the Desert.

Save Venice’s Conservation Patron Council is an international network of ambassadors who share our mission with friends and local networks through regional events, advocacy, and philanthropy.

Save Venice is proud to announce the publication of www.tintoretto.savevenice.org, a new website dedicated to Tintoretto’s Crucifixion at the Scuola Grande di San Rocco.

Save Venice’s Women Artists of Venice (WAV) Program continues to lead the way in uncovering and recognizing the overlooked accomplishments of women artists and artisans from Venice in the early modern era.

Save Venice is proud to announce the publication of Titian & Save Venice: Conserving Six Masterpieces (Marsilio Arte, 2026), edited by Dr. Davide Gasparotto and Dr. Gabriele Matino.