How culture survives when we suffer from a deficit of meaning
The Venice Biennale, founded in 1895, is one of the most important and oldest international art exhibition as the tide of change is surging, the map of Europe is redrawn, the artist ride the wave with a spirited seriousness and exuberant originality. Every two years, a selected curator is given the unique opportunity to prepare an exhibition that reflects their vision of the contemporary art of their times with artists from around the world and that is visited by hundreds of thousands of art afficionados. Though painted red and festooned with gaudy flags and stars, the Russian pavilion contains piles of … Continue reading How culture survives when we suffer from a deficit of meaning
