A-N GO SEE VENICE BURSARY PHOTOS

Please follow link to review of my visit to Venice Biennale thanks to a-n bursary:

http://www.a-n.co.uk/artists_talking/projects/single/3538522

 

ImageImageImageImageImageImageImageSarah SzeImageSarah SzeImageImageMembers of the Venetian artist collective Blauer Hase reflecting on the history of events and exhibitions that have taken place in Venice when the Biennale is not on. A free event at The Artists’ Pavilion.

ImageImageImageImageImageImageImageBedwyr Williams and The Starry Messenger Collateral Event organised by Wales in Venice

ImageImageDisappearance as a work in progress – Approaches to ecological romanticism. Curated by Chamber of public secrets / Alfredo Camerotti, Aida Eltorie, Khaled Ramadan Maldives Pavilion

ImageImageImageImageImageImageRelegation. Catherine Lorent. Luxembourg Pavilion

ImageImageImageImageImageImagePavilion of Slovenia. Jasmina Cibic. For Our Economy and Culture

ImageImageImageTarek Al-Ghoussein. National Works Pavilion of Kuwait

ImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageWelcome to Iraq

ImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageBashir Makhoul and Aissa Deebi Otherwise Occupied Curated by Bruce Ferguson and Rawan Sharaf

ImageTino Sehgal

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ImageImageUri Aran

ImageShaker Gift Drawings

ImageMaria Lassnig

ImageEva Kotátková

ImageImageHenrik Olesen

ImageImageShinro Ohtake

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Oliver Croy and Oliver Elser. The 387 Houses of Peter Fritz

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