"Slow Down": The 61st Venice Biennale prepares for listening and slowness
The 61st Venice Biennale, the first directed by an African woman, embraces themes of listening and slowness in its curatorial direction after the passing of Koyo Kouoh.
The Biennale art wants to resonate with the soul in 'minor key'
The 61st International Art Exhibition at the Venice Biennale acknowledges its late director Koyo Kouoh by continuing her curatorial vision.
Two exhibitions in a year! That's very little. Are they sleeping at the National Gallery of Denmark?
The commentary expresses concern over the low number of exhibitions at the National Gallery of Denmark, suggesting stagnation in curatorial activity.
Pace: "My Art Pavilion in St. Moritz"
The newly inaugurated Der Pavilion in St. Moritz represents a new chapter in Giorgio Pace's curatorial research, aiming to foster lasting relationships between art, design, and the local territory within a permanent ecosystem.