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04/23/2026
Метки : venice biennaleискусство и политикамеждународный уголовный судпротестыпавильоныправа человека
04/09/2026
Метки : некрологскульптураплексигласобщественные пространстванорвегияискусство и политика
04/06/2026
Метки : венецианская биенналеизраилькультурный бойкотискусство и политикаинсталляцияпротесты
03/25/2026
Метки : венецианская биенналецензурасовременное искусствоgabrielle goliathполитическое вмешательствоискусство и политика
03/18/2026
Метки : венецианская биенналероссиясанкциицензураискусство и политикаматтео сальвини
05/31/2025
Метки : искусствоновая зеландияпротестфлагискусство и политикадиалог
The Venice Biennale‘s jury said on Thursday that it would not consider nations whose leaders have been charged with crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court—a move that effectively tosses Israel and Russia out of the running for the …
Siri Aurdal, a Norwegian sculptor and painter who elevated industrial materials into sleek expressions of art’s social imperative, died on March 31. She was 88. Galleri Riis, her representative, announced her death on social media, writing that she died in …
Belu-Simion Fainaru, the artist representing Israel at the forthcoming Venice Biennale, responded at length this weekend to continued calls for his nation’s ejection from the show. “As an artist, I do not support cultural boycotts,” Fainaru wrote in an extended …
South Africa’s contribution to this year’s Venice Biennale will be both absent and impossible to ignore. Months after the government abruptly canceled a planned pavilion by artist Gabrielle Goliath, the work at the center of the dispute is now set …
The Venice Biennale is standing by its polarizing decision to ignore calls to ban Russia from taking part in this year’s exhibition, insisting it hasn’t broken any rules. In a statement released on Tuesday, the biennale’s organizers said they’ve fully …
A art museum has removed an artwork composed of New Zealand’s national flag printed with a message that invited viewers to walk on it. The artwork, a new version of a 1995 piece titled Flagging the Future, was on view …