Francesco Tenaglia speculates on whether performance will have a repeat victory at this year’s Biennale
The two artists and long-time collaborators speak to Evan Moffitt about the influence of Fluxus, the importance of improvisation and the challenge of reckoning with art history
In opening week of the 58th Venice Biennale, a new performance programme strove to soften the crowd
The artist takes us on a tour of her pavilion
An exhibition in Rome explores how a move to an ocean-side home effected a transitional late period in this major artist’s work
From Marina Abramović to extinct tropical birds, seeing more than what’s there
The Golden Lion-winning Lithuanian Pavilion, ‘Sun & Sea (Marina)’, crafts an endless pop song for the end times
In further news: Giudecca Art District opens in Venice; gallery sued over fake Bonnard; Decolonize This Place activist arrested
The collateral exhibitions at the 58th Venice Biennale tackle social issues from class to surveillance
The best of the off-site and collateral exhibitions during the 58th Venice Biennale
The strongest exhibitions in the 58th Venice Biennale find creative freedom in failure
Crisis at home has postponed the country’s presentation just days ahead of the Biennale’s public opening
Your guide to the best on view in Venice – from national pavilions to collateral events and museum shows, from the Giardini to Giudecca
In Ralph Rugoff’s exhibition ‘May You Live in Interesting Times’, disorientation is the order of the day
Structures by Modernist masters including Carlo Scarpa offer an alternative to the city’s medieval streets and Gothic churches
From demanding choreographies to ‘the sea of our subconscious’, further highlights from the National Pavilions in the Giardini
The first in our series of reports from the 2019 Venice Biennale: the National Pavilions in the Giardini
Four years after converting a church into a mosque, the Swiss-Icelandic artist is once again courting controversy in Venice
Marysia Lewandowska unearthed a collection of photographs while searching the Venice Archives, ahead of her display at this year’s Biennale
The queer cyberfeminist pioneer’s Taiwan Pavilion in Venice explores surveillance, pleasure and control
