You know, I read this book ("The Rabbit Factor" by Antti Tuomainen) that starred an insurance mathematician. I'm nothing like that. I am all that. So here are the (rough) numbers. Summer 2022. Venice, Italy. 6 days. Biennale Arte. Main exhibition (at Arsenale & Giardini). 60 national participants. 12 collateral events. Handful (or two) of other events and museums in town. Unlimited amount of sweat. The Summer of Art.
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| Central Pavilion |
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| Central Pavilion |
A lot of guilt over the greed. To see it all. Didn't see it all.
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| Central Pavilion, Alexandra Pirici, Louise Lawler |
A lot of appreciation to having been there and seen some of it.
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| Central Pavilion, Miriam Cahn |
Will do it again. And again.
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| Facade of Hungarian Pavilion (constructed in 1909) |
Venice <3
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| Central Pavilion, Paula Rego |
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| Cafe |
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| Stirling Pavilion - Book Pavilion |
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| Central Pavilion, Cecilia Vicuña |
Side note on the photos: I didn't take that many. And not photos of all the works I adored. But some, to add to the memory. I have been here. And there. All photos in this post are from Giardini della Biennale - where a weird time warp (those pavilions!) meets contemporary art. All that with less crowds and more air than Arsenale (no time warp, all cool).
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| At the Venice Pavilion |
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