Tag: Venice Biennale 2024

Venice will soon become the world’s first city to charge day trippers for entry. After years of delays and protests, the pilot project will require visitors to pay €5 to

The Israeli pavilion at the Venice Biennale will remain closed to the public until a ceasefire and hostage release agreement are reached in the Israel-Hamas war. The artist selected to

Tate launches new fund to increase representation of Indigenous works in collection. The move reflects global trend toward Indigenous art and heritage. AKO Foundation commits to funding Sámi and Inuit

Former psychiatrist’s office in the basement of an Upper East Side townhouse shares space with a parlour-level unit in a pre-war brownstone with leopard-print-carpeted hallways. Both spaces house Meredith Rosen

French artist Pierre Huyghe explores the boundaries between humanity, nature, and the synthetic through site-specific work. His latest exhibition, “Liminal,” at Punta della Dogana features over a dozen works incorporating

The Plurinational State of Bolivia will be taking over Russia’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale for the 60th edition of the event, following Russia’s absence due to the invasion of

The UK artist Anish Kapoor has criticized the title and theme of the 60th Venice Biennale, titled “Foreigners Everywhere”, overseen by Brazilian curator Adriano Pedrosa, stating that it plays into

The Israel pavilion at the Venice Biennale remains closed until a ceasefire is reached, but other pavilions opened as planned. Here are some highlights: – German Pavilion: “Thresholds” by Yael

Willem de Kooning’s visits to Italy in 1959-60 and 1969 had a profound impact on his art, leading to intense periods of creativity and unexpected results in drawing and sculpture.

Josèfa Ntjam’s collateral exhibition at this year’s Venice Biennale challenges Western ways of categorizing the world by blending mythology, marine biology, and science fiction. The exhibition, titled Swell of Spæc(i)es,