Rethinking the Sacred: The Contemporary Sacred Art Biennial Announced Its Winners
The Contemporary Sacred Art Biennial has unveiled the winners of its competition during its recent inauguration at the Museum of Decorative Art in Argentina.
The Biennial of Sacred Art celebrates 40 years at the Museum of Decorative Art with works from 10 countries
The XIV Biennial of Contemporary Sacred Art opened at the National Museum of Decorative Art in Argentina, celebrating 40 years of history with artworks from various countries.
The city of Eternaut, Mafalda, and Loco Chávez pays tribute to comics with the first Biennial of the 21st century
Buenos Aires is hosting its first Comics Biennial of the 21st century, celebrating the legacy of iconic Argentine comic characters and artists.
7 recommendations for art and culture this week
This article highlights seven key art and culture events taking place in Buenos Aires from March 19 to March 25.
Art holds our weight as the world spins around us
The article discusses the significance of art as a source of strength and resilience amid the challenges faced in contemporary society, framed around the theme of the Biennial of Australian Art titled 'Yield Strength'.
Venice Biennale: Three Korean Artists Selected for Main Exhibition
Three artists of Korean descent have been selected to participate in the main exhibition of the 61st Venice Biennale, the world's largest biennial art event.
Adelaide Biennial 2026: from piss to politics, this survey of Australian art wants you to think a bit harder
The Adelaide Biennial 2026 focuses on how artists can challenge societal norms and political boundaries through the medium of sculpture.
Bahia Book Biennial begins ticket sales for the 2026 edition
Ticket sales for the Bahia Book Biennial, a major event in literature and culture, have commenced for its 2026 edition, scheduled from April 15 to 21 at the Salvador Convention Center.
São Paulo Biennial changes contract with curators after extravagances
The São Paulo Biennial faced criticism following an extravagant presentation led by curator Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, leading to changes in curator contracts.
Fiera Foundation Strengthens Pact with Lombard Cultural Institutions
A biennial agreement aimed at enhancing Milan and Lombardy's international competitiveness through cultural marketing has been signed between prominent cultural institutions and the Fiera Milano.
Indigenous Art Biennial: More than 46 Artists Exhibit After Controversy Over Censorship at the CCK
The first Indigenous Art Biennial in Argentina showcases over 46 artists amid controversy regarding censorship of certain exhibits.
São Paulo Biennial reelected Andrea Pinheiro as president until 2027
Andrea Pinheiro has been reelected as president of the São Paulo Biennial Foundation and will continue in the role through 2027, aiming to enhance accessibility and public engagement.
Traditions, labor, landscapes: the first Indigenous Art Biennial opened in UCA Puerto Madero
The first Indigenous Art Biennial opened at the Universidad Católica Argentina, showcasing works from 46 artists across several South American countries.
Curitiba Biennial Returns and Reflects the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
The Curitiba Biennial, a significant visual arts event in Brazil, is set to return this June after a five-year hiatus, focusing on the influence of artificial intelligence in the post-pandemic world.
Paula Pimenta, a phenomenon among young people, is confirmed for the Bahia Book Biennial 2026
Paula Pimenta, a widely popular author among youth, has been confirmed to attend the Bahia Book Biennial 2026 to be held in Salvador.
New biennial of art in Goiânia tries to show that agro is more than just pop
A new contemporary art biennial in Goiânia aims to explore the cultural significance of the agricultural sector beyond its commercial appeal.
AFCON four-year cycle change sparks coach backlash
Coaches have expressed strong disapproval of the Africa Cup of Nations transitioning from a biennial to a quadrennial schedule, a decision announced by CAF president Patrice Motsepe that some commentators view as prioritizing European interests.