When Art & Geopolitics Collide
When Art & Geopolitics Collide The Venice Biennale has never been merely an art exhibition. It is a diplomatic instrument dressed up as a cultural event, a map of the world redrawn every two years between the pavilions of the Giardini and the Corderie of the Arsenale. This year, however, the sixty-first International Art Exhibition has made the matter explicit. The jury resigned. The European Commission threatened to revoke two million euros in funding. The Italian government dispatched inspe...
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Commonweal (United States) | May 15, 2026
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