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Part 1 of a 3-part essay on the debates around "Foreigners Everywhere," the 60th Venice Biennale, curated by Adriano Pedrosa.

The ongoing Venice Biennale stands out for its focus on queer and indigenous artists while addressing points of daily friction

Questions of identity—strangers, outsiders, distances and societal differences—are all variables of “Stranieri Ovunque — Foreigners Everywhere,” the 60th International Art Exhibition, which recently opened in Venice to throngs of contemporary art lovers.   By Paolo Ferrarini For this year's Biennale, Brazilian curator Adriano Pedrosa has chosen over 300 artists, many of whom were born in…

How is Adriano Pedrosa's Venice Biennale show, 'Foreigners Everywhere?' Judge for yourself.

The grand gathering of contemporary art celebrates marginalized identities with a ground-breaking edition in which artists from the global south, many of them largely unknown, are in the majority

a href= http://www.maxhetzler.com target= _blank Galerie Max Hetzler, Paris /a , is presenting On Paper, a group exhibition exploring the concerns

I must admit, I didn’t do what I had proposed in my application, and it was the best decision I made. I had written that I would work on some of my video projects, which the residency time away from New York could have provided. But even before I left for Venice, I realized I needed to do some things that situated me specifically in the place—the uniqueness of Venice—rather than working on video footage that has nothing particular to do with this magical place that I could easily ...

A strong person isn’t afraid to be vulnerable.

Paris-based designer Pierre Yovanovitch — whose largest retail market for furniture is in the U.S. — moves into a 10,000-square-foot space in Chelsea.

For her first solo show at an Italian art institution, Giulia Andreani is presenting Limproduttiva, a project that features a cohesive body of new wo