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A NIGHT OUT WITH | MASSIMILIANO GIONI: An Artistic Voyage

Hanging out with Massimiliano Gioni, the art critic and curator, during the previews of the Venice Biennale.
 

REVIEW: A Rich Field of In-Competition Films at Venice

The Venice film festival has a strong lineup of watchable and thought-provoking films from France, Italy, Russia and the United States, with the promise of more to come.
 

Venice Gears Up for 67th Film Festival

The film festival opens Wednesday and continues through Sept. 11 and will present dozens of features from 34 countries.
 

A Defunct Collective Finds Its Muse

The residents of Nikola-Lenivets and nearby villages fell on hard times after their Soviet-era collective farm closed. Then the artist Nikolai Polissky set down roots, and helped to turn the villagers into craftsmen.
 

REVIEW: Contemporary Reflections in Glass

As two exhibitions in Venice reveal, glass is now being taken up by contemporary artists.
 

Artwork to Display, or to Enjoy With Eggs

Goodie bags included in an installation at the 53rd Venice Biennale presented interesting challenges for some art collectors.
 

ART: In Venice, Peter Greenaway Takes Veronese’s Figures Out to Play

The marriage of painting and technology that is “The Wedding at Cana,” by the filmmaker Peter Greenaway, is possibly the best unmanned art history lecture you’ll ever experience.
 

ABROAD: Small World Crammed on Biennale’s Grand Stage

The 53rd Venice Biennale is tidy, disciplined, cautious and unremarkable, suggesting a somewhat dull, deflated contemporary art world, professionalized to a fault, in search of a fresh consensus.
 

Pop and Rococo Meet and Greet

A blockbuster retrospective at the Venice Biennale is only the second major survey of John Wesley’s bright, funny, relentlessly flat and often unsettlingly erotic work.
 

A More Serene Biennale

There were fewer flashy parties, fewer celebrity sightings and an absence of hit-you-over-the-head installations at the Venice Biennale.
 

A Literary Leap to Give Tourists Pause

The Ca’ Giustinian, formerly a hotel, marks the scene of the suicide attempt in June 1880 of the new young husband of the British novelist George Eliot.
 

Another Day In Venice, Another Pose Struck, Another Portrait Painted

Ragnar Kjartansson, Iceland's representative at Venice Biennale, in June began painting one portrait per day of his friend Pall Haukur Bjornsson; performance, called The End, will continue through biennale's closing; photos
 

INSIDE ART: Venice Biennale Entry to Feature Elite American Athletes

The United States entry for the Venice Biennale by the artists Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla will feature performances by gymnasts and runners, including former Olympians.
 

Moviemaking of a Different Sort

The Taiwan-based director Tsai Ming-Liang, best known for art house films like "Vive L'Amour'' and "The River,'' is finding sucess as an installation and video artist.
 

SCENE/SEEN: In Arts Capital, Galleries Fill a Void

Venice has no permanent museum of contemporary art. Perhaps it has not felt the need for one because every two years the contemporary art world descends en masse for the Visual Arts Biennale.
 

IL TEMPO DELLA PITTURA Carpaccio – Opalka(The Time of Painting . Carpaccio - Opalka)

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Lino Tagliapietra: da Murano allo Studio Glass. Opere 1954 – 2011

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The Vorticists

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Roberta Di Camerino. The revolution of color

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Water and light. Photography in Venice at the dawn of Italian Unity

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