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The Biennials Won't Save Us
Some thoughts on the Venice Architecture Biennale from someone who spends a lot of time there.
Oct 25
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Jennifer Braun
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Form Follows Belief. An Architecture of Superstition
My personal Golden Lion of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 goes to Poland: A deep dive into the concept of safety and its (ir)rationality.
Aug 3
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Jennifer Braun
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A Knock On the Door: Tolia Astakhishvili at Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation
The London-based Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation opened a new outpost in Venice and its first show is a slow burn worth the wait.
Jun 22
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Jennifer Braun
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Do you feel bonita? Tatiana Trouvé at Palazzo Grassi
What's at the bottom of all the bling bling?
Jun 8
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Jennifer Braun
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The Biennials Won't Save Us
Some thoughts on the Venice Architecture Biennale from someone who spends a lot of time there.
Jun 1
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Jennifer Braun
22
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The Guy Who Had More Than Concepts of a Plan: John Baldessari at Fondazione Querini Stampalia
Venice gets the biggest solo show on John Baldessari (1931-2020, US-American) it ever had. This is my first deep dive into his art and you know what…
May 25
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Jennifer Braun
13
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The Proof of Innocence: Reza Aramesh in Venice
An artist creates monuments for modern-day martyrs. Is this way of remembering political violence appropriate? And how might idealization be…
Sep 22, 2024
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The Proof of Innocence: Reza Aramesh in Venice [Extended Version]
An artist creates monuments for modern-day martyrs. Is this way of remembering political violence appropriate? And how might idealization be…
Sep 22, 2024
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Jennifer Braun
3
The Hand of God: Tesfaye Urgessa envisions Ethiopia for its National Pavilion
Ethiopia inaugurates its first participation at the Venice Biennale with a reflection on migratory experiences I can relate to with my own roots.
Aug 4, 2024
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Jennifer Braun
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The Venice Biennale 2024: The Giardini Pavilions (Part 4)
To continue the series, we look into a Wes Andersonian opera, gentle revolutions, and monuments breathing under water.
Jul 28, 2024
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Jennifer Braun
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Long Live The Ornament! Tomokazu Matsuyama in Venice
Tomokazu's (Gen X, Japanese) overwhelmingly bright and detailed paintings are teleportation devices into what this world is on the other side of…
Jul 21, 2024
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Jennifer Braun
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Monumental Nudes: Harold Stevenson in Venice
Milanese Gallery Tommaso Calabro opened their new space in Venice with a show on Harold Stevenson (1929-2018, American), honoring his love for the…
Jul 14, 2024
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Jennifer Braun
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