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Category Archives: Venice
Drama in the courtroom – and beyond
Last time we’ve heard from Oleg Vorotnikov aka Vor (“thief” in Russian), the self-proclaimed leader of Voina, an artist collective best known for drawing a 200-foot phallus on Liteinyi Bridge in front of the FSB building in St Petersburg, he was … Continue reading
Love Stories: Margarita Tupitsyn curates the Russian Pavilion, while much ado in Baku and London
In her monthly column for Artspace, Baibakov Art Project’s Maria Baibakova writes under the banner “Women of the Art World Unite!”, recounting her encounters with strong women in challenging art scenes, whether that be Moscow, Baku, Dubai or even Paris. Allow … Continue reading
Posted in London, Moscow, St Petersburg, Venice
Tagged Aida Mahmudova, Calvert 22, Club of Friends, Dina Nasser-Khadivi, Evgeny Kozlov, Georgy Guryanov, Heydar Alijev Center, Irina Nakhova, Katya Andreeva, Love Me Love Me Not, Margarita Tupitsyn, Russian Pavilion, Slavs and Tatars, Stella Art Foundation, Taus Makhacheva, Timur Novikov, Vadim Zakharov, Venice Biennale, Vlad Mamyshev-Monroe, YARAT!, Zaha Hadid
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A Time for Dreams: Open Calls for the Future Generation Art Prize and the Moscow Biennale of Young Art
As the states celebrated Martin Luther King Day yesterday, we couldn’t help but think of this summer’s Moscow Biennale of Young Art, which curator David Elliot has chosen to title “A Time for Dreams,” in reference to Dr King’s seminal … Continue reading
When “When Attitudes Become Form” Becomes Attitude, but only Informally..?: Kunsthalle Bern threatens to close for lack of public support
This summer, one of the must-see shows of the Venice Biennale wasn’t to be found among the national pavilions: instead, it was at Ca’ Corner della Regina, where the Fondazione Prada boldly decided to restage Harald Szeemann‘s seminal exhibition, “Live in … Continue reading
The Golden Lion to… Angola!
We were very delighted to hear that the Golden Lion for the Best Pavilion at Venice this year went to Angola. This is the country’s first appearance at Venice, and boy do they know how to make an entrance. Curated … Continue reading
Posted in Venice
Tagged Ali Subotnik, Angola Pavilion, Bisi Silva, Camille Henrot, Edson Chagas, Francesco Manacorda, Golden Lion, Jessica Morgan, Lithuania and Cyprus, Luanda Encyclopedic City, Palazzo Cini, Paula Nascimento, Raimundas Malasauskas, Silver Lion, Sofia Hernandez Chong Cuy, Stefano Rabolli Pansera, Tino Sehgal, Venice Biennale
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The 55th Venice Biennale begins!
Yesterday, the 55th Venice Biennale opened its doors to press for a sneak preview. There were endangered hawks, reassembled trees, a ramshackle Georgian loggia, and even some golden showers (for women only, courtesy of Vadim Zakharov and the legend of … Continue reading
Venice already?! e-flux and ArtReview help us prepare
Over the past few weeks, e-flux has been filling our inboxes with announcements of this or that pavilion, this or that parallel program, all slated to open on or around May 29, when the 54th Venice Biennale finally opens (at … Continue reading
Posted in Venice
Tagged 54th Venice Biennale, ArtReview, Ayatgali Tuleubek, Central Asia Pavilion, Danish Pavilion, Dina Nasser-Khadivi, e-flux, Future Generation Art Prize, Jesper Just, Kamikaze Loggia, Love Me, Love Me Not, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Pinchuk Future Generation Art Prize, Slavs and Tatars, Suzanne Winterling, Taus Makhacheva, Tiago Bom, Venice Biennale
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