60th Venice Biennale

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60th Venice Biennale
Genre Art exhibition
BeginsApril 20, 2024
EndsNovember 24, 2024
Location(s) Venice
CountryItaly
Previous event 59th Venice Biennale (2022)
Next event 61st Venice Biennale (2026)

The 60th Venice Biennale is an international contemporary art exhibition held between April and November 2024. The Venice Biennale takes place every two years in Venice, Italy, with some limited exceptions. Artistic director Adriano Pedrosa curated its central exhibition, Foreigners Everywhere , and 88 countries contributed national pavilions.

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Background

The Venice Biennale is an international art biennial exhibition held in Venice, Italy. Often described as "the Olympics of the art world", participation in the Biennale is a prestigious event for contemporary artists. The festival has become a constellation of shows: a central exhibition curated by that year's artistic director, national pavilions hosted by individual nations, and independent exhibitions throughout Venice. The Biennale parent organization also hosts regular festivals in other arts: architecture, dance, film, music, and theater. The 60th Biennale runs from April 20 to November 24, 2024. [1]

Central exhibition

Adriano Pedrosa, curator of the São Paulo Museum of Art, served as the 60th Venice Biennale's artistic director. [2] The central exhibition, Foreigners Everywhere , is based on outsider and marginalized figures. [3] Pedrosa was the Biennale's first Latin American curator. [1]

National pavilions

Outside of the central, international exhibition, individual nations produce their own shows, known as pavilions, as their national representation. Nations that own their pavilion buildings, such as the 30 housed on the Giardini, are responsible for their own upkeep and construction costs as well. [1] Nations without dedicated buildings create pavilions in the Venice Arsenale and palazzos throughout the city. [4] Each country selects artists to show at their pavilion, ostensibly with an eye to the Biennale's theme. [1]

There were 88 national pavilions at the 2024 Biennale, [5] down from the high of 90 in 2019. [6] Countries began to announce their national representatives soon after the previous exhibition closed in 2022. [7] First-time presenters at the Biennale included Benin, Ethiopia, Morocco, Senegal, and Tanzania. [8] [9] The Holy See had participated previously but 2024 marked the first papal Biennale visit. [10] Scotland withdrew from this year's biennale. [11] Russia had been disinvited from the previous Biennale for its invasion of Ukraine and, with the war ongoing, did not participate in 2024 either. Russia loaned its pavilion to Bolivia. [12]

The Israeli pavilion declined to open. As the Biennale began, the pavilion's artist and curators announced that they would stay closed until there was a ceasefire in the Israel–Hamas war and all Hamas-abducted hostages were returned. [13] During the Biennale's preview week, protesting artists demanded the boycott of the Israeli pavilion with leaflets and a flashmob. [14] [15] Two months earlier, Biennale organizers had rebuffed calls to exclude Israel and Iran, including an open letter with thousands of signatures. [16]

Highlight pavilions from the exhibition included Japan, [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] Egypt, [24] [18] [25] [26] [27] [21] [28] [29] [30] the United Kingdom, [24] [19] [20] [21] [5] [28] [29] Nigeria, [17] [24] [19] [22] [28] [29] Germany, [17] [18] [19] [31] [30] Australia, [17] [24] [18] [31] [30] the United States, [24] [25] [32] [22] Bulgaria, [33] [32] [21] [22] France, [17] [24] [34] [28] and Poland. [18] [19] [25] [30]

This section is an excerpt from List of national pavilions at the 60th Venice Biennale § National pavilions.[ edit ]
NationLocationArtist(s)Curator(s)Ref
AlbaniaArsenale Iva Lulashi Antonio Grulli [35] [36]
ArgentinaArsenaleLuciana LamotheSofia Dourron [36]
ArmeniaAround VeniceNina KhemchyanArmen Yesayants [36]
Australia Giardini Archie Moore Ellie Buttrose [37] [36]
Austria Giardini Anna Jermolaewa Gabriele Spindler [37] [36]
AzerbaijanAround VeniceVusala Agharaziyeva, Rashad Alakbarov, and Irina EldarovaLuca Beatrice and Amina Melikova [36]
BangladeshAround VeniceAbdur Rab, Mini Karim, Shahjahan Ahmed Bikash, Shahid Kabir, Claudia De Leonardis, Anna Carla De Leonardis, Roberto Saglietto, Nataliia Revoniuk, Patrizia Casagranda, DoJoong Jo, Jiyoon Oh, Franco Marrocco, Marco Nereo Rotelli, and Mirko DemattèViviana Vannucci [36]
Belgium GiardiniDenicolai & Provoost, Antoinette Jattiot, Nord, and Spec uloosN/A [36]
BeninAround VeniceChloé Quenum, Moufouli Bello, Ishola Akpo, and Romuald Hazoumè Azu Nwagbogu [37] [36]
BoliviaGiardiniElvira Espejo Ayca, Oswaldo “Achu” De, León Kantule,Yanaki Herrera, Duhigó, Zahy Tentehar, Lorgio Vaca, Maria Alexandra Bravo Cladera, Rolando Vargas Ramos, Edwin Alejo, Cristina Quispe Huanca, Martina Mamani Robles, Prima Flores Torrez, Laura Tola Ventura, María Eugenia Cruz Sanchez, Faustina Flores Ferreyra, Pamela Onostre Reynolds, Guillermina Cueva Sita, Magdalena Cuasace, Claudia Opimi Vaca, Olga Rivero Díaz, Reina Morales Davalos, Silvia Montaño Ito, Ignacia Chuviru Surubi, Ronald Morán, and Humberto VelezMinistry of Culture of the Plurinational State of Bolivia [36]
Bosnia-HerzegovinaAround VeniceStjepan SkokoMarin Ivanović [36]
Brazil GiardiniGlicéria Tupinambá con Comunità Tupinambá della Serra do Padeiro, Olivença a Bahia, Olinda Tupinambá, and Ziel Karapotó Arissana Pataxó, Denilson Baniwa, and Gustavo Caboco Wapichana [36]
BulgariaAround VeniceKrasimira Butseva, Julian Chehirian, and Lilia TopouzovaVasil Vladimirov [36]
CameroonAround VeniceJean Michel Dissake, Hako Hankson, Kendji & Ollo Arts, Patrick-Joël Tatcheda Yonkeu, Guy Wouete, Angelo Accardi, Julia Bornefeld, Cesare Catania, Adélaïde Laurent-Bellue, Franco Mazzucchelli, Rex and Edna Volcan, Giorgio Tentolini, and Liu Youju Paul Emmanuel Loga Mahop and Sandro Orlandi Stagl [36]
Canada Giardini Kapwani Kiwanga Gaëtane Verna [37] [36]
ChileAround VeniceValeria Montti ColqueAndrea Pacheco González [36]
ChinaArsenaleChe Jianquan, Jiao Xingtao, Shi Hui, Qiu Zhenzhong, Wang Shaoqiang, Wang Zhenghong, Zhu Jinshi, and The project team of  “A Comprehensive Collection of Ancient Chinese Paintings” Wang Xiaosong, Jiang Jun [36]
Democratic Republic of the CongoAround Venice Aimé Mpane, Eddy Ekete, Steve Bandoma, Jean Katambayi Mukendi, Kongo Astronauts, Cedrick Sungo, and Eddy Kamuanga Gabriele Giuseppe Salmi [36]
CroatiaAround VeniceVlatka HorvatAntonia Majača [36]
CubaAround VeniceWilfredo Prieto GarcíaNelson Ramirez de Arellano [36]
CyprusAround VeniceForever Informed: Lower Levant Company (Peter Eramian, Emiddio Vasquez), Endrosia (Andreas Andronikou, Marina Ashioti, Niki Charalambous, Doris Mari Demetriadou, Irini Khenkin, Rafailia Tsiridou, Alexandros Xenophontos), and Haig AivazianN/A [36]
Czech Republic Giardini Eva Koťátková in collaboration with Himali Singh Soin, David Tappeser, Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures, and a group of children and eldersHana Janečková [36]
Denmark GiardiniInuuteq StorchLouise Wolthers [36]
Egypt Giardini Wael Shawky N/A [36]
EstoniaAround Venice Edith Karlson TBD [37] [38] [36]
EthiopiaAround Venice Tesfaye Urgessa Lemn Sissay OBE FRSL [36]
Finland GiardiniPia Lindman, Vidha Saumya and Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-HeimonenYvonne Billimore and Jussi Koitela [37] [36]
France Giardini Julien Creuzet Céline Kopp and Cindy Sissokho [39] [38] [36]
GeorgiaAround VeniceNikoloz Koplatadze, Grigol Nodia, Juliette George, Rodrigue de Ferluc, Iliazd, Max Ernst, and Ernst Wilhelm TempelJulia Marchand and David Koroshinadze [36]
Germany Giardini Yael Bartana, Ersan Mondtag, Michael Akstaller, Nicole L'Huillier, Robert Lippok, and Jan St. Werner Çağla Ilk [40] [36]
Great Britain Giardini John Akomfrah Tarini Malik [37] [41] [36]
Greece GiardiniThanasis Deligiannis, Yannis Michalopoulos, Elia Kalogianni, Yorgos Kyvernitis, Kostas Chaikalis and Fotis SagonasPanos Giannikopoulos [36]
GrenadaAround VeniceFrederika Adam, BREAKFAST, Jason deCaires Taylor, Antonello Diodato Guardigli (ADGART), Alma Fakhre, Suelin Low Chew Tung, Gabriele Maquignaz, Lorenzo Marini, Benaiah Matheson, The Perceptive Group, and Nello Petrucci Daniele Radini Tedeschi [36]
Holy SeeAround Venice Maurizio Cattelan, Bintou Dembélé, Simone Fattal, Claire Fontaine, Sonia Gomes, Corita Kent, Marco Perego & Zoe Saldana, and Claire Tabouret Chiara Paris and Bruno Racine [36]
Hungary GiardiniMárton NemesRóna Kopeczky [40] [36]
IcelandAround VeniceHildigunnur BirgisdóttirDan Byers [40] [36]
IranAround VeniceAbdolhamid Ghadirian, Gholamali Taheri, Kazem Chalipa, Morteza Asadi, and Mostafa GoudarziAmir Abdolhoseini and Shoaib Hosseini Moghaddam [36]
IrelandArsenaleEimear WalsheSara Greavu with Project Arts Centre [36]
Israel GiardiniRuth PatirMira Lapidot and Tamar Margalit [36]
ItalyArsenale Massimo Bartolini Luca Cerizza [36]
Ivory CoastAround VeniceJems Koko Bi, François Xavier Gbré, Sadikou Oukpedjo, Franck Abd-Bakar Fanny and Marie Claire Messouma Manlanbien Simon Njami [36]
Japan Giardini Yuko Mohri Sook-Kyung Lee [42] [36]
KazakhstanAround VeniceLena Pozdnyakova, Eldar Tagi, Kamil Mulashev, Saken Narynov, Yerbolat Tolepbay, Sergey Maslov, and Anvar MusrepovDanagul Tolepbay and Anvar Musrepov [36]
Korea Giardini Koo Jeong A Jacob Fabricius and Lee Seol-hui [37] [36]
KosovoAround VeniceDoruntina KastratiErëmirë Krasniqi [36]
LatviaArsenaleAmanda ZiemeleAdam Budak [36]
LebanonArsenale Mounira Al Solh Nada Ghandour [36]
LithuaniaAround Venice Pakui Hardware Valentinas Klimašauskas and João Laia [39] [38] [36]
LuxembourgArsenaleAndrea Mancini & Every Island (Alessandro Cugola, Martina Genovesi, Caterina Malavolti, Juliane Seehawer)Joel Valabrega [36]
MaltaArsenaleMatthew AttardElyse Tonna and Sara Dolfi Agostini [36]
MexicoArsenaleErick MeyenbergTania Ragasol [36]
MongoliaAround VeniceOchirbold AyurzanaOyuntuya Oyunjargal [36]
MontenegroAround VeniceDarja BajagićAna Simona Zelenović [36]
The Netherlands Giardini Congolese Plantation Workers Art League and Renzo Martens Hicham Khalidi [40] [36]
NigeriaAround Venice Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, Ndidi Dike, Onyeka Igwe, Toyin Ojih Odutola, Abraham Oghobase, Precious Okoyomon, Yinka Shonibare CBE RA, and Fatimah Tuggar Aindrea Emelife [36]
Nordic pavilion GiardiniLap-See Lam with Kholod Hawash and Tze Yeung HoAsrin Haidari [36]
North MacedoniaAround VeniceSlavica JanešlievaAna Frangovska [36]
OmanAround VeniceAlia al Farsi, Ali al Jabri, Essa al Mufarji, Adham al Farsi, and Sarah al OlaqiAlia Al Farsi [36]
PanamaAround VeniceBrooke Alfaro, Isabel De Obaldía, Cisco Merel, and Giana De DierAna Elizabeth Gonzalez and Monica Kupfer [36]
PeruArsenaleRoberto HuarcayaAlejandro León Cannock [36]
The PhilippinesAround VeniceMark SalvatusCarlos Quijon, Jr. [36]
Poland GiardiniOpen Group (Yuriy Biley, Pavlo Kovach, and Anton Varga)Marta Czyż [36]
PortugalAround Venice Mónica de Miranda, Sónia Vaz Borges, and Vânia GalaN/A [36]
Romania GiardiniȘerban Savu and Atelier Brenda (Nana Esi and Sophie Keij)Ciprian Mureșan [36]
San MarinoAround Venice Eddie Martinez Alison M. Gingeras [36]
Saudi ArabiaArsenale Manal AlDowayan Jessica Cerasi and Maya El Khalil [36]
SenegalArsenaleAlioune DiagneMassamba Mbaye [36]
Serbia Giardini Aleksandar Denić Ksenija Samadržija [36]
SeychellesArsenaleJude Ally, Ryan Chetty, Danielle Freakley, and Juliette Zelime (aka Jadez)Martin Kennedy [36]
SingaporeArsenale Robert Zhao Renhui Haeju Kim [43] [36]
SlovakiaGiardiniOto HudecLýdia Pribišová [36]
SloveniaAround VeniceNika ŠpanVladimir Vidmar [36]
South AfricaArsenaleMADEYOULOOK (Molemo Moiloa & Nare Mokgotho)Portia Malatjie [36]
Spain Giardini Sandra Gamarra Agustín Pérez Rubio [40] [36]
Switzerland Giardini Guerreiro do Divino Amor Andrea Bellini [44] [36]
TanzaniaAround VeniceHaji Chilonga, Naby, Happy Robert, and Lutengano Mwakisopile (Lute)Enrico Bittoto [36]
Timor LesteAround VeniceMaria Madeira Natalie King [36]
TurkeyArsenale Gülsün Karamustafa Esra Sarıgedik Öktem [43] [36]
UgandaAround VeniceArtisan Weavers’ Collective, Sana Gateja, Taga Nuwagaba, Xenson Ssenkaba, Jose Hendo, and Odur RonaldElizabeth Acaye Kerunen [36]
UkraineArsenaleKatya Buchatska, Andrii Dostliev, Lia Dostlieva, Daniil Revkovskyi, Andrii Rachynskyi, and Oleksandr BurlakaViktoria Bavykina and Max Gorbatskyi [36]
United Arab EmiratesArsenale Abdullah Al Saadi Tarek Abou El Fetouh [36]
United States Giardini Jeffrey Gibson Abigail Winograd and Kathleen Ash-Milby [45] [36]
Uruguay GiardiniEduardo CardozoElisa Valerio [36]
UzbekistanArsenaleAziza KadyriCenter for Contemporary Art Tashkent [40] [36]
Venezuela GiardiniJuvenal RaveloEdgar Ernesto Gonzalez [36]
ZimbabweAround VeniceGillian Rosselli, Kombo Chapfika, Moffat Takadiwa, Sekai Machache, Troy Makaza, and Victor NyakauruFadzai Veronica Muchemwa [36]

Awards

An international jury presented the three main prizes following the Biennale's opening ceremonies: [1]

The 60th Biennale's Golden Lion for lifetime achievement went to Anna Maria Maiolino and Nil Yalter. [46]

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