As the 57th edition opens to the public, we air a conversation on its history, its institution, its relevance, and its potential, with insight arriving from a group of critics, curators, artists, and gallerists speaking to us from around the world. In this vibrant and myriad discussion, we question this event's potential for political comment; its profile amid a "festivalist" biennial culture; its emphasis on nationalism; and the latest edition's success.
As the 57th edition opens to the public, we air a conversation on its history, its institution, its relevance, and its potential, with insight arriving from a group of critics, curators, artists, and gallerists speaking to us from around the world. In this vibrant and myriad discussion, we question this event's potential for political comment; its profile amid a "festivalist" biennial culture; its emphasis on nationalism; and the latest edition's success.
