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Venice Biennale Reopens Russia Pavilion as EU Weighs Funding Freeze

Brussels is weighing a funding freeze over possible sanctions breaches.

Venice Biennale Faces Turmoil as Jury Walks Out and EU Threatens Funding

Venice Biennale Turmoil Deepens as Jury Resigns and Awards Are Delayed

Sharjah Biennial 17 Announces 2027 Dates, Curators and 109 Artists

EU Confirms Funding Cut to Venice Biennale Over Russia’s Return

BBC Proms 2026 Unveils US-Focused Season With Met Orchestra Debut and LA Phil Return

National Gallery Installation Reimagines St Sebastian With Asian Transgender Cast

Goliath’s ‘Elegy’ Goes Off-Site in Venice as South Africa’s Pavilion Stays Empty

Documenta Faces Civil Damages Ruling After Talks Fail Over Antisemitic Banner

Egidio Marzona, Pioneering Avant-Garde Collector, Dies in Berlin

Netflix Developing Frida Kahlo–Diego Rivera Series Led by Mexican Filmmakers

Netflix Developing Frida Kahlo–Diego Rivera Series From Patricia Riggen and Gabriel Ripstein

No Decision on Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle After Emergency Board Meeting

Khaled Sabsabi to Show in Both Australia Pavilion and Main Venice Biennale Exhibition

Joan Manuel Serrat to Receive UNCuyo Honorary Doctorate in Mendoza in Mid-March

Reina Sofía Unveils New Fourth-Floor Reordering of Art From 1975 to the Present

Guillermo del Toro Links AI‑Era Dismissal of Art to ‘Prelude to Fascism’

Prosecutors Probe Anne Frank Portrait at Potsdam Museum After Complaint

Whitney Names 56 Artists for 2026 Biennial Opening March 8

Kochi-Muziris Biennale Opens With Citywide, 110-Day Sixth Edition