The Best Art in the 2022 Venice Biennale’s Main Show, From Fragrant Sculptures to Kinky Body Horror
The exhibition is strange, sexy, and alluring, and frequently thought-provoking, too.
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Louise Nevelson Exhibition Alights in Venice, 60 Years After the Iconic Artist Represented the U.S. at the Biennale
An exhibition dedicated to the artist, curated by art historian Julia Bryan-Wilson, is currently on view at Procuratie Vecchie.
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In melanie bonajo’s Dutch Pavilion, Naked Bodies Touch, Writhe, and Heal at the Venice Biennale
The installation, which includes undulating seats and a 30-minute video, exudes joy.
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Belkis Ayón Work Traveling from Russia Won’t Make It to Venice Biennale Main Show Due to War in Ukraine
A gouache by Ukrainian artist Maria Prymachenko appears to have been added late in the game.
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Artist Precious Okoyomon Brings Lush Flora and Live Butterflies to Venice Biennale
The artist enlists the invasive vine species as an anti-colonial protest.
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Structural Review: Maria Eichhorn Exposes the German Pavilion’s Foundations at the Venice Biennale
A component of the exhibition also includes walking tours throughout Venice commemorating the city's anti-fascist resistance during World War II.
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98-Year-Old Computer Art Pioneer Vera Molnar Is Presenting At The Venice Biennale For The First Time
Molnar is now just being recognized for her contributions to generative art.
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Tour Cecilia Alemani’s Venice Biennale Exhibition, Coursing with Surrealist Energies and Abounding with Bodies
At last—Venice. For the first time since 2019, La Biennale is on view in the Most Serene Republic. Cecilia Alemani, the chief curator of High Line Art in New York, is at the helm of this, the…
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Zineb Sedira’s Joyous French Pavilion Emerges as an Early Favorite at the Venice Biennale
The Algerian independence movement of the 1960s forms the basis for the artist's new works on view.
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Inside Simone Leigh’s Long-Awaited U.S. Pavilion, Where Black Women Take Center Stage
After two years of anticipation, Simone Leigh’s United States Pavilion at the Venice Biennale is finally here. The good news is that the pavilion, which is commissioned by the Institute of
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