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In Venice, the German pavilion reframes an uneasy postwar past – and present
Artists Sung Tieu and the late Henrike Naumann transform fascist architecture into a layered reflection on the many afterlives of reunification
Mi, 06 Mai, 2026
Yto Barrada weaves histories of beauty and destruction at the Venice Biennale
In the French pavilion, the artist explores revolution, global politics, and myth, in a textiles-focused exhibition where ideas entwine like threads
Fr, 01 Mai, 2026
I know why art schools are essential for Koyo Kouoh’s Venice exhibition
As the Biennale explores art as a form of learning, Art Basel’s inaugural Koyo Kouoh Fellow, Aisha Aliyu-Bima, reflects on the grassroots organizations shaping a new generation of curators and artists across Africa
Do, 30 Apr, 2026
Dries Van Noten joins Venice’s new cultural guard
The cult designer is the latest newcomer to establish an arts foundation in the floating city – and to discover that centuries-old buildings have opinions of their own
Mi, 29 Apr, 2026
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Yto Barrada weaves histories of beauty and destruction at the Venice Biennale
In the French pavilion, the artist explores revolution, global politics, and myth, in a textiles-focused exhibition where ideas entwine like threads
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I know why art schools are essential for Koyo Kouoh’s Venice exhibition
As the Biennale explores art as a form of learning, Art Basel’s inaugural Koyo Kouoh Fellow, Aisha Aliyu-Bima, reflects on the grassroots organizations shaping a new generation of curators and artists across Africa
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From the archive: Koyo Kouoh’s first Art Basel
Ahead of 61st edition of the Venice Biennale conceived by the late Cameroonian Swiss curator, we revisit her Basel memories, first published in 2020 to mark the fair’s 50th anniversary
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Dries Van Noten joins Venice’s new cultural guard
The cult designer is the latest newcomer to establish an arts foundation in the floating city – and to discover that centuries-old buildings have opinions of their own
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Selling the unsellable: Who’s building Land Art’s legacy?
Six decades ago, artists turned to the desert to escape the market. But from the outset a network of commercial support underpinned the Land Art movement, and now plays a central role in securing its future
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Step inside Silencio, Paris's legendary club designed by David Lynch
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A regular on fashion-week runways, she brings her ethereal creations to the City of Lace and Fashion in Calais
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