The Vatican meanwhile recently opened a contemporary art space, which next year will feature work by artists including Yan Pei-Ming

Deaf and hearing performers worked on the project, filmed in a Warsaw swimming pool

The non-profit London space, which closed in 2020, enters a new era at the Venice Biennale with an exhibition of 11 female artists

The Canada-born, New York-based artist creates works informed by everything from industrial rubber to rat pups

The artist’s geologically based works are the ideal choice as the US celebrates 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, says Jeffrey Uslip

The open, light-filled Dutch pavilion has been turned into a dark bunker-like space, where visitors will experience a raw vocal performance

Jafa and Richard Prince come together for the first time in an explosive new exhibition which shows their shared interest in appropriation and the real America

The South Korean artist, whose work is on show in Venice's Piazza San Marco during the Biennale, describes how his work combines the natural and industrial, and why he taught himself to draw breath—literally

Derrick Adams’ piece features “beams of gold signifying the brilliance and reach” of the curator’s influence

Lavar Munroe is showing work alongside that of his mentor, the late John Beadle, celebrating the islands' community and carnival traditions

Ei Arakawa-Nash's exhibition explores the nature of caregiving, inspired by becoming a parent to twins

The show "Canicula" is the third in a series presented by Fondazione In Between Art Film

This year’s Austrian pavilion echoes the science-fiction film “Waterworld”, with a side order of body horror

The self-styled “grandmother of performance art” is the first female living artist to exhibit at the Gallerie dell’Accademia—and she wants everyone to join in

Iran appears to have withdrawn from the 61st edition of the event, amid rising tensions and fears of renewed conflict in the Middle East

Artist Amina Agueznay has created a 300 sq m site-specific installation in the Arsenale

The five-person jury resigned amid an escalating dispute over the participation of Israel and Russia at this year’s Biennale

Baselitz’s death comes on the eve of a major exhibition of his latest paintings at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini concurrent with the Venice Biennale

The sweeping exhibition "The Promise of Change" demonstrates the painter’s fascination with art history and mythology, and his movement between dreams and documentary

The Biennale's five-member international jury announced on Thursday that it would not award prizes to countries “whose leaders are currently charged with crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court”

Ambitious art projects abound across the streets—and islands—of Venice

The Holy See pavilion will honour the the life and legacy of the Benedictine nun, Saint Hildegard of Bingen

Dozens of MEPs signed a letter decrying Russia’s plan to return to the Biennale and urging the suspension of all EU funding

The artist meanwhile has heavily criticised her country’s decision to leave its official pavilion empty

Signatories include artists Alfredo Jaar, Yto Barrada, Rosana Paulino, Meriem Bennani and Cauleen Smith, along with curators such as Binna Choi and Carles Guerra

Russia’s decision to put on a show in Venice has prompted criticism from Russian dissidents and Ukrainian artists

Ben Luke speaks to Jane Morris about the 2026 Biennale artists and framework, takes a tour of the late González's show at the Barbican. Plus, a conversation about a long-hidden Emin work

His double appearance in Venice is “a major historic first for an Australian artist”, the government body Creative Australia says

The announcement comes after a court dismissed Gabrielle Goliath’s attempt to have her project reinstated—a ruling that has been met with anger by members of South Africa’s art world

The artist and the curator Ingrid Masondo will be challenging the decision handed down by a judge from South Africa’s high court