The titles "New York Biennial" or "Paris Biennial" could not possibly conjure the same drollery.
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The Petty Biennial is not a biennial , or even a biennale, in the traditional sense.
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WHITNEY BIENNIAL The world is awash in biennials, but the Whitney Biennial, inaugurated by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney in 230, still stands out as the pre-eminent biennial in this country.
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"There's the other side of Biennial success stories, the Biennial 'curse,'" he said with a chuckle.
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Faculty have exhibited internationally at prestigious exhibitions including the Whitney Biennial, São Paulo Art Biennial, and Venice Biennale.
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"After this discovery, what may have started as the Tear Gas Biennial is now the Sierra Bullet Biennial," added the researcher.
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Last month, arts labor organization W.A.G.E. circulated an open letter to Biennial artists asking them to withhold their work from the Biennial until the staff demands were met as well as demand payment for their contributions to the biennial.
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The Yeditepe Biennial also appeared to be an implicit challenge to the Istanbul Biennial, which has been organized by İKSV since 1987.
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HONOLULU BIENNIAL The first Honolulu Biennial challenges the idea of Hawaii as remote, emphasizing instead its status as the crossroads of the Pacific.
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Related: "Black Lives Matter" Makes It to the Venice Biennale Native Art Biennial Spotlights the Work of Indigenous Americans 9 Artists You Should Give a F*ck About at the 2017 Whitney Biennial Nihilism Is the Motto for This Unconventional Art Biennial
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The biennial was opposed by prominent Cuban artists and intellectuals, including Tania Bruguera, who commented in a letter published during the start of the biennial on Hyperallergic: I am not going to the 13th Biennial of Havana because of its contradictory politics.
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"After this discovery, what may have started as the Tear Gas Biennial is now the Sierra Bullet Biennial," a Forensic Architecture researcher told Hyperallergic.
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I had to think about a biennial as a mass media format, and also of what defines all of these elements of a biennial.
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Much of the work in this biennial — the third oldest in the world (after the Venice Biennial and the Carnegie International) — fails for me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — The Chicago Architecture Biennial is now officially a biennial, with its second iteration open to the public this past weekend.
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Wu Tsang, for example, has been in the Whitney Biennial and exhibited in several museums, and Zackary Drucker and Rhys Ernst were also in the Whitney Biennial.
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Following Hurricane Irma in 3493, the government postponed the 13th Havana Biennial, and in 2018 announced the biennial would be delayed for a second time — this time indefinitely.
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Though it wasn't expressly positioned as a response to the Whitney Biennial, the Whitney Houston Biennial seemed to revel in inclusivity and, in that sense, felt like a rebuttal.
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I would characterize the biennial by the question that many of us would ask on a daily basis, which was — is there anything to see today in the biennial?
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The next night, the pair's artist friend was supposed to host a show called the Whitney (Houston) Biennial—a play on the Whitney Biennial—at THNK1994, but cancelled last minute.
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In anticipation of next spring's Honolulu Biennial — which will feature local and Indo-Pacific contemporary art — the Honolulu Biennial Foundation will present Yayoi Kusama's first Hawaiian exhibition starting this week.
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Overall, 12 of artists in the Biennial have a connection to Recess, from membership to being included in a group show; one artist in the Biennial gave a talk there.
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This week, the best of the architecture biennial in Venice, Kerry James Marshall on Charles White, the problematic "Glendale Biennial," telling the story of the Chinatown Art Brigade, and more.
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After being canceled last year, the Havana Biennial was replaced with an unauthorized alternative, the 00 Havana Biennial, curated by the artists Yanelys Nuñez Leyva and Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara.
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The museum announced the appointments today, two weeks after its controversy-mired 2019 biennial officially closed on September 22 (a partial view of the 2019 biennial will run through October 27).
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In 2004, her works were prominently featured in the Whitney Biennial, the Carnegie International in Pittsburgh, the São Paulo Biennial and the Museum of Modern Art, spurring collector and institutional demand.
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H: If the Carnegie International is the oldest art biennial in North America, then why do you think less people know about it when compared to something like the Whitney Biennial?
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Recently, Havana Biennial organizers announced plans to reinstate the biennial for spring of 2019, isolating many of the organizers of the #00Biennial, most of whom were also vocal campaigners against Decree 349.
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His initial arrest came hours before a scheduled press conference announcing the biennial; Alcantará and Leyva rescheduled and held the conference announcing the biennial on November 19, Leyva reported on her Facebook page.
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This year, the San Isidro Group of Cuban artists is organizing a Bienal Sin 349 (Biennial Without 349), an alternative exhibition that will run concurrent to the first week of the Havana Biennial.
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The 53 Biennial hoped to shift this view, even with its minimal resources, which were limited to crowdfunding, as the biennial chose not to receive any outside support from foreign or local foundations.
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There are so many biennials nowadays, Scorpio, we thought it would be very amusing to find a city somewhere in the world named "Biennial" or "Biennale," parachute in there, and launch a biennial.
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We've never felt so anxious about a Whitney Biennial before.
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This was not, therefore, a geographically or educationally diverse Biennial.
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The emphasis on youthful performers during the biennial is heartening.
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Ngahiraka Mason was appointed curator of the 2017 Honolulu Biennial.
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Affect failure is itself another unarticulated theme of this biennial.
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My overall assessment of the 2019 Whitney Biennial is mixed.
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We also appreciate Michael Rakowitz's decision to boycott the Biennial.
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The Berlin Biennial continues at various venues through September 9.
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Here are eleven ideas the committee should consider: Biennial Budgeting.
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The 2017 Whitney Biennial runs March 17 to June 11.
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The São Paulo biennial was not always structured this way.
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The conceptual framework of the biennial is southeast Queens itself.
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Major museums are opening, and the Istanbul Biennial is underway.
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Ms. Oztat agreed that the Biennial would have an effect.
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We saw her work in the first South Africa biennial.
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I think of that as the Hillary Clinton Memorial Biennial.
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The biennial tournament begins at Le Golf National near Paris.
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This year, his work was shown in the Whitney Biennial.
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Only five have ever exhibited in a Whitney Biennial before.
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The biennial was curated by Jane Panetta and Rujeko Hockley.
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The city of Oslo will launch a biennial in 2019.
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" He then called the work done for the biennial "slavery.
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But it is also showcasing artists working within the establishment, like Reynier Leyva Novo, who has exhibited work at the official Havana Biennial as well as the Cuban state pavilion at the Venice Biennial.
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The pressure on Mr. Kanders grew in July when three artists and writers published "The Tear Gas Biennial" in Artforum, calling for the 75 artists in the Biennial to withdraw from the show in protest.
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The 2016 biennial also features some projects outside the museum walls.
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The second Honolulu Biennial was another brief spark on the island.
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Those living in the biennial burn zone regrew 92% of it.
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Christine Eyene was appointed artistic director of the 2018 Casablanca Biennial.
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What were the best and worst aspects of the XIII Biennial?
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Nevertheless, she has decided not to withdraw from the Whitney Biennial.
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How unlike the previous session of the biennial legislature, in 2017.
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He also publicly improvised with actors for the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
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Nevada's Legislature is biennial, so its last session was in 2017.
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A LOT of work goes into preparing for NATO's biennial summits.
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It is difficult to overstate the impact of this biennial survey.
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This stark fact roots the Biennial in a fatal political reality.
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He welcomed the Biennial curators' decision to feature several Native artists.
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And her contribution to the 2012 Whitney Biennial was memorably poetic.
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Spectacular is, particularly in the context of this anti-spectacle Biennial.
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Papararo plans to revive Stages as a biennial event in Winnipeg.
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That work won them several Whitney Biennial appearances and financial success.
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The overall theme of the biennial, How will we live together?
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But nothing surpassed expectations like Euroluce, the fair's biennial lighting show.
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The first Biennial, in 2014, leaned too heavily on established names.
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This is the biennial in which no one is innocent anymore.
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Artists Elmgreen & Dragset were appointed to curate the 15th Istanbul Biennial.
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H: Why was the year 1991 so important for the biennial?
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The seventh edition of the Asian Art Biennial can only be described as underwhelming, especially given its lofty curatorial theme of exploring spaces of anarchy in Asia, and its expansive platform as an Asian art biennial.
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One artist, Michael Rakowitz, was revealed to have withdrawn his participation from the biennial, and today, it was revealed to Hyperallergic that a number of artists plan to incorporate their responses into their works for the biennial.
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Biennial Director Jorge Alfonso said it had been a challenge to stage the biennial given Cuba's difficult economic situation - authorities postponed it half a year - but that it had succeeded underscored the importance Cuba placed on culture.
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Alfonzo passed away just before his inclusion in the 1991 Whitney Biennial.
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Check the Toronto Biennial events calendar for the schedule of live performances.
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In your opinion, what is the current objective of the Havana Biennial?
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Does the XIII Havana Biennial have a different orientation from previous ones?
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The program will play at the Whitney Biennial September 20 and 21.
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The proposal calls for biennial appointments, or two picks per presidential term.
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The biennial The Atlas of Design is back in its third edition.
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The father of the biennial foundation's founder is a wealthy Russian businessman.
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" This greater consciousness, he says, is "crucial to the 2017 Whitney Biennial.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads KINGSTON — What is a biennial for?
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Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro was appointed curator of the 2018 São Paulo Biennial.
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The oldest living artist in the Whitney Biennial was born in 1935.
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For another example, look to how artists responded to the Whitney Biennial.
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Sheikha Hoor Al Qasimi was appointed head of the International Biennial Association.
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I didn't expect to encounter the word "nigger" at the Sharjah Biennial.
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Applications are currently open to participate in co-curating this new biennial.
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One Biennial artist, Michael Rakowitz, made a principled withdrawal from the show.
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An added bonus, this was the first year the biennial was free.
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At the Biennial in 2000, word of Ms. Bruguera's work spread quickly.
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Some artists approach the unvarnished bluntness of the 28 Biennial, with complexity.
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The biennial will always be a show people like to fight about.
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The Whitney confirmed that participants in the 2019 biennial are being paid.
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"I've never been to a biennial and seen Hawaii representation," Hughes said.
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That is something I want to work on in the biennial now.
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But some of the works in the biennial gesture toward other models.
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This Whitney Biennial feels airy, which is a first in recent memory.
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So far, only one artist (Michael Rakowitz) has withdrawn from the biennial.
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Despite the inclusiveness represented by these numbers, there is a clubbiness emanating from the 2019 Biennial that seems to hold true for every Biennial, with its coastal bias and disinclination to look beyond familiar schools, galleries, and institutional affiliations.
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But though the biennial is NY Phil-branded, it includes many other institutions.
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The Whitney Houston Biennial is back, showing the work of 167 women artists.
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Kurian is one of two artists of South Asian origin in this biennial.
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Here are some highlights to catch before the Biennial closes on December 232.
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Most of the art at EVA, commissioned especially for the biennial, is agile.
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Nicolas Bourriaud was appointed to curate the sixteenth edition of the Istanbul Biennial.
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China often uses the biennial exhibition to show off its newest military hardware.
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Then I saw your big scrawly wiry things at the Whitney Biennial 1983.
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Intellectual dispassion trumps emotional engagement at the latest edition of the Whitney Biennial.
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Creators travelled to the inaugural Desert X art biennial in Palm Springs, California.
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I hope future FCCs use "biennial review" to remove outdated regs, promote investment.
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For information on more works in the CURRENT: LA Water biennial, click here.
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The justifications that the Biennial offered for Open Casket have their own problems.
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A text-based painting in the 230 Whitney Biennial brought them wide attention.
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It will also establish a biennial conference on ethical issues facing the field.
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In 1985 they tapped him to create a sprawling installation for the Biennial.
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The Fung Wah Biennial continues next weekend, with the bus traveling to Baltimore.
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The critics who sampled the Biennial may be mixed on Mr. Fernandes's contribution.
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This year, five artists based on the island are showing in the Biennial.
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A wall-size drawing in the 20123 Whitney Biennial was a striking example.
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February 24–May 8 I was deeply moved by the 143 Marrakech Biennial.
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The organizers of the 00 Biennial attribute much of their inspiration to Bruguera.
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It is similar in scale, intent, and ambition to, say, the Whitney Biennial.
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McGregor was onstage at D23, the company's biennial convention, to make the announcement.
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And despite the current and former monikers, it is not a biennial anymore.
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The artists who had threatened to withdraw from the Biennial agreed to stay.
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Three years later she won the gold medal at the São Paulo Biennial.
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But some board members bristled at the biennial ritual, especially as service deteriorated.
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Will the hot streak continue with its first Biennial in the meatpacking district?
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In 2019, she was selected as the curator of the Curitiba Biennial, Brazil.
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At a press conference, van Zweden appeared uncertain about what the Biennial was.
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Katherine Ann Leilani Tuider was appointed executive director of the Honolulu Biennial Foundation.
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H: What is the historical significance of a biennial like the Carnegie International?
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The decision to create this biennial followed the cancellation of the official Havana Biennial due to the infrastructural and economic problems provoked by hurricane Irma that hit Cuba in September 21982 and caused damage to more than 003,200 Cuban households.
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The Honolulu Biennial will be take place within the city and on neighboring islands.
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The International Contemporary Art Biennial of South America launched an open call for artists.
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The Contemporary Austin established the Suzanne Deal Booth Art Prize, a $100,000 biennial award.
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The 2017 Whitney Houston Biennial continues 325 West Broadway (Soho, Manhattan) through March 29.
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The eighth edition of the biennial is scheduled to open on April 20, 2018.
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The MexiCali Biennial highlights the legacies of colonization along the US and Mexico border.
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The exhibition coincides with the second Chicago Architecture Biennial, which opened on September 17th.
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You removed "Glendale Biennial" quietly from the exhibition materials without public acknowledgment or apology.
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The biennial Airshow China, being held in the coastal city of Zhuhai from Nov.
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The so-called biennial, impressive as it is, was last held four years ago.
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The RIBOCA biennial took place in Riga, Latvia, from June 2–October 28, 2018.
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Mars' biennial visit to the Ram's realm has lived up to its forceful reputation.
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The Chicago Architecture Biennial, which opened this past weekend, looks to history for inspiration.
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Mia Locks and Christopher Y. Lew have both written essays to accompany their Biennial.
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Europe are looking to win the biennial trophy for the first time since 2013.
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Having transplanted to New York, he qualified for inclusion in the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
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For the fourth Biennial in a row, not a single Miami artist was chosen.
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In the 2017 Biennial, the curators acknowledged the worlds that individual artists can construct.
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A part of the Liverpool Biennial, the project was reinstalled on Monday, August 5.
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So it makes a lot of sense for Chicago to host an architecture biennial.
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The highlights of the alternative biennial all shared references to the current geopolitical situation.
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Like so many good ideas, the Every Woman Biennial was born of a joke.
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On view at the FotoFest 2020 Biennial African Cosmologies: Photography, Time, and the Other.
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Our first program visits Morocco for the sixth Marrakech Biennial, curated by Reem Fadda.
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The announcement came at D23 Expo, the biennial convention devoted to all things Disney.
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A video that expands upon the project will be in the 2017 Whitney Biennial.
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Last week, the heads of Commonwealth nations met in London for their biennial meeting.
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The Reserve Officers Association has advocated a biennial military personnel defense budget for years.
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Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa's "Revindication of Tangible Property" (2018) was especially commissioned for the biennial.
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But most contemporary works here could fit in a Carnegie International or Whitney Biennial.
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Apart from some cleaning and minor repairs, the structures were untouched for the biennial.
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My last biennial stop was at India's oldest functioning library, Madras Literary Society (1812).
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Something of a 'pop-up biennial' (on view for just under two weeks in the modest space of Chelsea's Gallery 20/20), the Endless Biennial is remarkable not only for its unusual theme but for the nature of the work on view.
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Though the previous biennial did feature that kind of work, and though the political situation has significantly degenerated since then, this biennial, as Pérez-Barreiro has indicated in an interview with Hyperallergic, was curated to appeal to our sensual and feeling selves.
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In one sense, he opened up the cloistered museum to all sorts of new ideas and objects, but in another he created the template for the globe-trotting aesthete who travels from biennial to biennial, operating in a rarified and isolated plane.
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The biennial, which began in 2012, was meant to feature emerging or under-recognized artists.
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Biden has made the ceremonial swearing-in one of Washington's most talked about biennial events.
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A narchitectural mishap killed the buzz surrounding the closing celebrations for Lyon's first architectural biennial.
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Here's a look at some highlights to catch before the Biennial closes on December 1.
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" The four works included in this year's Whitney Biennial, all titled "5825 NE 2nd Ave.
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The biennial felt very official and somewhat funereal, curated by people with very outdated views.
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At Yale Union, visitors can preview the films Sky Hopinka has curated for the Biennial.
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The versions of feminism on display in the current biennial are incredibly rich and varied.
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Polydoros Karyofyllis (aka Poka-Yio) will succeed Xenia Kalpaktsoglou as director of the Athens Biennial.
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The biennial golf tournament began on Friday and will extend through the weekend in France.
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It is part of the Performa 17 Biennial occurring at locations across New York City.
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The biennial is also discussed by the author on Hyperallergic's September 13 Art Movements podcast.
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She has presented her findings at MEDASSET's biennial conference, and makes her data freely available.
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Topping Zhuhai's biennial agenda is the public debut of the Chengdu J-20 stealth fighter.
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It's known for its biennial event, the D23 Expo, which wrapped up over the weekend.
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This year's Brighton Photo Biennial searches for a "new Europe," while expressing sympathy for migrants.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The 216 Whitney Biennial has opened to the public.
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I wanted to find out what the participants in the Whitney Biennial had in common.
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This November, The Cooper Union is hosting the Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (BEAU).
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I was not the only one at the biennial left somewhat perplexed by these encounters.
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The Sharjah Biennial 13, Tamawuj, unfolds in five parts from October 2016 through October 2017.
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Curators Christopher Lew and Mia Locks have given us an engaging, if uneven, Whitney Biennial.
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Chicago Architecture Biennial is on view at the Chicago Cultural Center through January 7, 2018
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The 25 Biennial, for instance, appeared as the first real alternative to official art events.
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The Alternative 00 Havana Biennial took place at various locations throughout Havana May 5–15.
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The article also misstated the impetus for the artist Michael Rakowitz's withdrawal from the Biennial.
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Go: Like so many good ideas, the Every Woman Biennial was born of a joke.
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The biennial World Championship of Cheese Contest has 132 classes of dairy products in contention.
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Its prosecutors declined to investigate more than 80 additional cases, according to its biennial report.
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There were calls for the painting to be removed from the Whitney Biennial — even destroyed.
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I went to museums: The Biennial at the Whitney, the costume exhibit at the Met.
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Organizers of the biennial Singapore Airshow said the event will proceed as planned from Feb.
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Eventually, several artists withdrew from the Whitney Biennial in solidarity, threatening the museum's signature exhibition.
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Every few years, a new answer to that impossible question arrives with the Whitney Biennial .
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"It's not really in my mind," he told reporters, referring to the biennial team event.
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Sharjah has become a globally recognized art destination with its Sharjah Biennial, started in 1993.
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The incident has dominated the run up to the biennial contest, which begins on Thursday.
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I am not going to the 123th Biennial of Havana because of its contradictory politics.
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Hamja Ahsan was awarded the Grand Prize by the 19193rd Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts.
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H: What do you hope visitors take away from this year's iteration of the biennial?
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See highlights from the 2017 Whitney Biennial, which opens to the public later this week.
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But most of the works in the biennial don't confront politics as directly as Malas.
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The bleakness of nihilism seems like an odd theme for an exhibition, let alone a biennial featuring the work of over 60 artists, but the team behind art book publisher Endless Editions has done precisely that for the 2016 edition of their Endless Biennial.
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" In years past, many critics of the Biennial have felt that agitprop has dominated at the expense of truly transcendent artwork — so much so that the Whitney's own publicists embraced the controversy and once cheekily promoted the Biennial as "the show you love to hate.
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Despite overlapping with Tefaf Maastricht, arguably Europe's biggest and most prestigious fair focused on art, antiques and design, the Honolulu Biennial is hoping to position Hawaii as "a vibrant and important center within the international biennial circuit," said Katherine Tuider, one of its founders.
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It is due to showcase the car in the biennial New Delhi motor show starting Wednesday.
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As one parses the biennial, nostalgia is an important lens through which the past is evoked.
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Rome, joint stock companies association Assonime holds biennial assembly, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte attends (0900 GMT).
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Are will be hosting the biennial world championships for the third time, after 2007 and 1954.
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Barely over a month into the Biennial, it is littered with cigarette butts and plastic bottles.
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The biennial is organized by Sophia Marisa Lucas, with New York-based performance artist Baseera Khan.
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On top of that, Photokina — the biennial photography trade show — was less than 4 months ago.
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The sixth edition of the Turkish Biennial, Sinopale, was postponed following last month's failed coup d'état.
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Artist and biennial exhibitor Nibia Pastrana Santiago was there and experienced the effects of tear gas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Could we consider the 20173 Whitney Biennial a feminist exhibition?
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The Portland 2016 Biennial, organized by Disjecta, continues at 25 venues throughout Oregon through September 18.
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In good years, when the biennial Concacaf Gold Cup is played, revenue is about $100 million.
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It's the seamless dream of life as art where last night's bender is tomorrow's Whitney Biennial.
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The biennial Survey of the States by the Council for Economic Education, released exclusively to CNBC.
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The biennial tournament features the best-selected players on teams representing Europe and the United States.
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The aid was included in the state's biennial budget passed in October, nearly four months overdue.
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The biennial Ryder Cup tournament began on Friday and will extend through the weekend in France.
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Europe have only one away victory in the biennial event, at Colorado Golf Club in 2013.
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Comer was so moved by them that he asked to include a selection in the Biennial.
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In 1998, she organized a Children's Forum, now a biennial event, to examine the community's priorities.
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The announcement comes a day ahead of the biennial Dubai Air Show which begins on Sunday.
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Held every five years, the exhibition is the first biennial-style exhibition to become W.A.G.E. Certified.
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It's fitting, then, that Creative Many's spot at the biennial is ShiftSpace — basically, a coffee shop.
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One popular proposal, called biennial budgeting, would extend the budget cycle from one year to two.
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The Americans defeated their European rivals for the first time since 2008 at the biennial tournament.
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A Schutz painting in last year's Whitney Biennial would seem to have done so, but haplessly.
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This is not the first time an indigenous hut has been transplanted into the biennial space.
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When: Begins Friday, June 1 Where: Various locations around Los Angeles More info at Queer Biennial.
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A recent example is the painting "Open Casket" by Dana Schutz, in the 2017 Whitney Biennial.
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For many Brooklyn art viewers, this may be where the BRIC Biennial hits closest to home.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the impetus for Mr. Rakowitz's withdrawing from the Biennial.
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Go: Like so many good ideas, the Every Woman Biennial was born out of a joke.
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It was the first of 10 biennial events, before disagreements between the countries disbanded the games.
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The Whitney Biennial: The look is personal, the message quietly topical, a Times art critic says.
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Performa's seventh biennial will consist of a series of live performances and installations around the city.
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The Biennial has long served as a barometer of the most controversial issues of the day.
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The Gold Cup is Cup, the biennial championship for the North, Central American and Caribbean regions.
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One immediate outcome was the 2019 Biennial, with its high percentage of female artists of color.
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The weeklong biennial men's golf competition between the US and an international team starts from Australia.
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This biennial electoral rite is a long-respected expression of the devotion of Americans to democracy.
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The students come to the museum for lessons; the school displays work from Biennial artists. 7.
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As the Biennial came to a triumphant end, I wondered again, Why is this man leaving?
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The last decade is when the biennial has really come into its own as a powerhouse.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Why am I not going to the 13th Havana Biennial?
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It was released the same year Hammons declined an invitation to participate in the Whitney Biennial.
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Tamawuj: The 13th Sharjah Biennial continues across venues in Sharjah and Al Hamriyah through June 12.
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"We are concerned that these protests are being pitted against the Whitney Biennial artists," he said.
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Usually the Carnegie International and the Whitney Biennial are confined mostly to a single large building.
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Almost 50 of the 75 artists participating in the 2019 Whitney Biennial have signed the letter.
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The BRIC Biennial is on view at BRIC House from February 7 through April 7, 2019.
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Two of the standout painters of the current Whitney Biennial also have solo booths at Frieze.
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The following podcast talks to curator Reem Fadda and some of the artists in the biennial.
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Concurrent to this year's biennial, on May 10, an exhibition of Jesus Benitez and his colleague took place at the Museum of the Dissidence (Museo de la Disidencia), an unofficial organization that also organized the 00 Biennial and is led by Nuñez Leyva and Otero Alcantara.
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Performa, a biennial festival in New York devoted to performance art, is now considered a must-see.
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In 2016, he was invited to participate in the Shanghai Biennial but China denied him a visa.
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He's directed 27 operas, acted in over a dozen films, and participated in the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
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The curator and critic Francesco Bonami, who selected works for the 2010 Whitney Biennial, is not surprised.
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And a perfect post-biennial place to ponder just how scared we all are — or should be.
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At the Portland Biennial, artists offer an unfiltered view of the state of Oregon at this moment.
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The space has hosted the Portland Biennial since 2010, with its fifth iteration up through November 3.
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In the past, the biennial event at Mackinac Island's historic Grand Hotel — set this year for Sept.
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It's an approach not unlike what artists, including Wangechi Mutu, are serving at this year's Whitney Biennial.
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The biennial envisions regionalism as an important force in contemporary art, Grabner says, albeit without being isolationist.
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But Craft Contemporary's second clay biennial also considers the ancient representation of the human figure in clay.
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Instead they have joined the Confederation of Independent Football Associations (CONIFA), which organises a biennial World Cup.
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The work at the biennial foreshadowed the mixed of media on view in the local gallery scene.
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That month, Michael Rakowitz became the only artist to preemptively pull out of the 219 Whitney Biennial.
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This is only the second biennial mounted at the Whitney's Renzo Piano-designed structure on Gansevoort Street.
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The biennial match against Europe will be played at Le National in Paris from Sept. 28-30.
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So if anything, the biennial design refresh of the iPhone has been an anomaly with Apple products.
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Purdue playing an overtime game at Penn State is starting to become a biennial rite of winter.
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So, even if as a whole the biennial had fallen flat, it was not to be missed.
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In August, she was part of the United States team that won the biennial Junior Solheim Cup.
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This second biennial begins on Monday with a concert by the JACK Quartet exploring microtonal tuning systems.
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Though Mr. Gilbert has one season left as the Philharmonic's music director, this biennial was his last.
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This edition of the biennial is titled, Sabona, which means "I see you" in the Zulu language.
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I made a spreadsheet to find out what the participants in the Whitney Biennial have in common.
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In an interview with NBC News, artist and educator Lisa Whittington blamed the Whitney Biennial leadership's homogeneity.
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After months of hearings, the committee agreed to consolidate the annual budget resolution into a biennial event.
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Mr. Moreno said he suggested several local artists whose studios were personally visited by the Biennial curators.
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This month's presentation of the multivenue biennial program Performa 17 proves again there's a thriving middle ground.
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UK artist Liz West's new installation for the Bristol Biennial lets 10,000 ft2 of rainbow taste you.
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And, sometimes, the critique simply doesn't land — like "Claim," an installation created for last year's Whitney Biennial.
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In 2014, the arts organization BRIC inaugurated its biennial, an attempt to survey Brooklyn artists by neighborhoods.
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The Sharjah Biennial Prize was awarded to Dineo Seshee Bopape, İnci Eviner, Uriel Orlow, and Walid Siti.
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At its best the biennial is a step further to the cultural de-centralization in the region.
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The accounting and consulting firm KPMG ranks major cities by costs in its biennial "Competitive Alternatives" survey.
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McDonald's has canceled its in-person biennial convention for its worldwide franchisees due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The 2017 Whitney Biennial, as announced last week, will include a contribution from the saxophonist Kamasi Washington.
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The orchestra gave the premiere of this piece in June as part of its NY Phil Biennial.
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In 1959 one of her paintings was included in the internationally renowned São Paulo Biennial in Brazil.
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The 2019 Southeast Asian Games, a biennial athletic competition, saw several events rescheduled due to the storm.
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She was denied entry to Cuba again this year two days ahead of the 13th Havana Biennial.
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We decided to use the platform of the Whitney Biennial to invert this economy through these investigations.
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Learn details about the 26 artists and curatorial team of the 3rd CCA Biennial 2018 at ccabiennial.cornell.edu
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IS: The Whitney Biennial is in New York City, right on the thoroughfare of contemporary world culture!
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Employing familiar international biennial tropes, his artists make installations, videos, and of course much politically critical art.
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The Performa 17 Biennial takes place from November 1-19 at various venues throughout New York City.
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The Terrain Biennial repurposes liminal domestic spaces such as porches, windows, and yards into public art sites.
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For the 2018 Liverpool Biennial, Cennetoğlu stretched the now-enormous list alongside the city's Great George Street.
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The protestors were also careful not to criticize artists who will participate in the 2019 Whitney Biennial.
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Fraser herself has contributed to the Whitney Biennial, acknowledging her conflicted stance.) In "Reporting from São Paulo, I'm from the United States" (1998), Ms. Fraser plays a television presenter at the São Paulo Biennial in Brazil, questioning officials and sponsors about the nature of corporate involvement in the event.
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Ms. Caland's work has had solo exhibitions in galleries in New York and elsewhere, and she participated in major exhibitions like the "Made in L.A." biennial at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles in 2016, the 2017 Venice Biennale and the 19863 Sharjah Biennial in the United Arab Emirates.
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The first International Biennial of Contemporary Art of South America (BienalSur), will launch across 30 cities next month.
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It used to be that it was either in the New York Times, Artforum, or the Whitney Biennial.
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"Consolez Vous" has been temporarily housed in the Havana La Marca graffiti parlor since the end of Biennial.
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New art spaces continue to sprout up and the 30th anniversary of the prestigious biennial is coming near.
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This is the mega-firm that Occupy Museums focused on in our Debtfair project at the Whitney Biennial.
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Edwards and Breslin, two of the museum's in-house curators, will curate the 80th edition of the biennial.
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The China Onscreen Biennial is playing at various venues in Los Angeles and Washington, DC through November 18.
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The assessor, under the FTC's new order, will be charged with a biennial review of Facebook's privacy practices.
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World Athletics is working with organisers to settle on a date to host the biennial event in 28.
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He was also a member of the Visible Collective and wrote about the 2017 Whitney Biennial for Hyperallergic.
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The second of the three parts Taipei Biennial Symposium will be held November 103 – 27, 2016 at TFAM.
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The 2017 Whitney Biennial continues at the Whitney Museum (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan) through June 11.
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Europe and the U.S. will play the biennial event at Le National in Paris from Sept. 28-30.
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The curators succeed best at the biennial when they can draw out these historiographic similarities in the galleries.
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The article also misstated the year in which Wu Tsang's documentary "Wildness" was included in the Whitney Biennial.
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In 2015, Marvel skipped Comic-Con in favor of promoting its movies at Disney's own biennial D23 Expo.
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The feeling of novelty is left for advertisers and cities looking to celebrate this biennial and that anniversary.
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What Was Always Yours and Was Never Lost will play as part of the Whitney Biennial in September.
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The Solheim Cup is a Ryder Cup-style biennial team competition that pits the United States against Europe.
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At the 2019 Whitney Biennial, he debuted five large-scale paintings, one of which depicted an elongated snowman.
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The biennial, titled "Thinking Historically in the Present," will open in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, in March 2021.
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The biennial budget for 2016 was $2.5 million, of which $1 million came from a Bloomberg Philanthropies grant.
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The 26th MEU was training to complete Marine Corps Bulletin 1500, a biennial requirement for active-duty Marines.
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Brighton Photo Biennial 2018: A New Europe runs at selected venues around the city until October 28 2018.
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He picks some favorites and discusses what he saw at the second–oldest art biennial in the world.
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She is currently working on a large installation for a biennial in Quebec that will open this summer.
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The seventh edition of the performance-focused Performa Biennial kicks off that day and runs through November 19th.
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The Jamaica Biennial 2017 was actually four exhibitions at multiple sites, stitched together under one slightly leaky umbrella.
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The Burning of Kingston is a biennial reenactment of the destruction of New York state's first capital city.
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The Navy was hosting its biennial Rim of the Pacific military exercises in Hawaii water at the time.
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The biennial Paris Air Show is one of the biggest events on this year's calendar of aviation events.
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Another gallery worker, Alissa McKendrick, said he did the same to her at the Whitney Biennial in 2012.
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The world that Aliza Nisenbaum, another figurative painter included in the Biennial, depicts, is focused on Mexican immigrants.
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You can always see art at a biennial, but on this occasion, you can hear it as well.
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The culture of ballet, with its emphasis on control and discipline, is the foundation of his Biennial presentation.
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The sculpture was originally commisioned for the Chicago Architectural Biennial and was anchored around Gantt's real life persona.
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What would you do, a friend asked the artist C. Finley, if you could curate the Whitney Biennial?
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For this biennial, he did fear-conquering victory laps around each (documented in handsome photographs by Texas Isaiah).
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An earlier version of this article misstated which edition of the Performa Biennial will take place in November.
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Her paintings and drawings — gritty, probing depictions of contemporary American life — were shown in last year's Whitney Biennial.
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From certain angles, "Surrounds" resembles a generic international biennial, but all works improve when given time and attention.
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At the Whitney, Ms. Schutz's painting remains on view through the run of the Biennial, ending June 11.
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Then, William Bolcom's Trombone Concerto receives a reprise, after a premiere in the NY Phil Biennial in June.
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Much of the footage seen in the new trailer was first shown at Disney's biennial fan convention, D23.
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The 153 Whitney Biennial made history: Of its 215 artists, a majority were nonwhite, and half were women.
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The bridge building was part of an outdoor exhibition created for the Tbilisi Architecture Biennial earlier this year.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Factbox on the International team for the 13th biennial Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne from Dec.
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The biennial competition raises money for the families of fallen Capitol Police officers, as well as other nonprofits.
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Supporting women Ma and Alibaba have hosted a biennial conference in China on women and entrepreneurship since 2015.
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Critic's Pick The artist proves her mettle in her first New York show since the 2017 Whitney Biennial.
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This fall it will overlap with the Lagos Biennial, a scrappy grass-roots affair that began in 163.
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The president is no friend to the global trade body, which is hunkering down for its biennial confab.
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If it would be censored on the first day, what would be the sense of making a biennial?
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It continues at the 2017 HOUSE Biennial at University of Brighton Gallery (Edward Street, Brighton) through November 5.
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The salon-style biennial, featuring over 600 women and non-binary artists, is neither hierarchical nor overly precious.
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We send a shout out to the museum workers who first spoke up against Kanders; the journalists who broke the story and have been covering the crisis; the single artist who declined to participate in the Biennial before it opened; the scholars and artists (including 52 of the 75 Biennial participants) who supported the demand to remove Kanders through an open letter; the community groups, art collectives, and all those who mobilized every Friday at the museum for Nine Weeks of Art and Action over the course of the spring; and most recently, the authors of "The Tear Gas Biennial," who set the stage for eight artists to withdraw their work from the Biennial last week.
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The 1969 Whitney Painting Biennial had less than 5% women artists — only eight artists of a total of 143.
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The Paris Airshow kicks off Monday, offering the denizens of the aviation world their biennial chance to gather round.
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Last week, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released their biennial report to Congress on the Do-Not-Call Registry.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art announced that Jane Panetta and Rujeko Hockley will curate the 2019 Whitney Biennial.
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Ad hoc, limited versions of this biennial process were adopted in the Bipartisan Budget Acts of 2013 and 2015.
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The inaugural edition of the Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art (RIBOCA) will launch in Latvia in June 2018.
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While Disjecta exhibits work from around the country, it's especially known for its biennial that features all Oregon artists.
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Known in the Canadian and international art landscape as a photography biennial, this edition focused much more on objects.
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As this year's Whitney Biennial wraps up, we invited Hyperallergic critics and reporters to reflect on a tumultuous exhibition.
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The Portland2019 Biennial continues at the Disjecta Contemporary Art Center (8371 N Interstate Ave, Portland, Ore.) through November 3.
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If you haven't seen the 2017 Whitney Biennial yet, Sagittarius, you really should make a point of going soon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Forensic Architecture has announced its decision to withdraw from the 2019 Whitney Biennial.
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The biennial Paris Mondial de l'Automobile showcases the latest concepts and the hottest exotics from the world's leading automakers.
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To revive the performance scene in New York, Ms Goldberg launched Performa, a biennial of performance art, in 2005.
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Some Cuban artists feel the Havana Biennial itself is a facade papering over simmering tensions between them and authorities.
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The latest Sharjah Biennial features over 50 international artists, many of whom have created impressive installations in the Emirate.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will host the biennial Arctic Council meeting in Fairbanks, Alaska, later this week.
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It is also time to consider biennial budget and appropriations processes to give agencies a higher degree of certainty.
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Shepler's Ferry is the official ferry provider of the biennial Mackinac Republican Leadership Conference, according to the company's website.
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When released after his previous arrest this month, Alcantará stated that the alternative biennial would go on as planned.
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In March of that year, I joined him in Nairobi for the biennial UNEP conference to repeat that call.
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A few centrist incumbent Democrats have habitually bucked Pelosi's leadership in the biennial Speaker's vote on the House floor.
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The plant is a biennial, producing a flat rosette of fuzzy, light blue-green leaves in its first year.
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Mexican-born, Brooklyn-based artist Raúl de Nieves' works are some of the grandest on display at the Biennial.
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Seventy-five artists and collectives (or what I call entities) were selected to be in the 435 Whitney Biennial.
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In this biennial, if you checked extra boxes, such as the Studio Museum and Recess, you helped your cause.
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The biennial Report on US Sustainable, Responsible and Impact Investing Trends is out, and the numbers are eye-popping.
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It comprises a new film, work from her splashy Whitney Biennial debut and other recent work. Oct. 10-Feb.
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But I wondered whether the art in the biennial offered the tools I wanted or needed for renewed understanding.
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Like many others, I couldn't help but think of the 299 Whitney Biennial, where identity politics ruled the show.
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His work appears on the cover of Artforum's March issue and will be included in the 218 Whitney Biennial.
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Drucker also featured photographs of her and Ernst's opposite trans transitioning for her work at the 2014 Whitney Biennial.
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Selection in the Whitney Biennial instantly marks an artist as a figure at the forefront of American contemporary art.
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Last month about two-thirds of the 75 artists and collectives chosen for the Biennial also signed the letter.
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The bricolage furniture of Jessi Reaves (born 1986) was one of the true revelations of the 2017 Whitney Biennial.
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Digging through the archives, it's clear just how much the biennial has changed over its almost-90-year existence.
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Despite its socialist bent, the first Havana Biennial was conceived as a rupture within the existing conservative artistic structure.
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He recently showed a bronze bust of Pope Urban VIII by Bernini at the Florence International Biennial Antiques Fair.
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"I think that is probably why the biennial in Szechuan wanted the piece — it was their idea," Fusco speculated.
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Now she is the inspiration for a new biennial $100,000 international landscape prize established by the Cultural Landscape Foundation.
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The show was previously teased at Disney's biennial D23 convention as a surreal sitcom-like take on their relationship.
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The Talisman Sabre exercise, a biennial event between the two nations, involved more than 30,000 troops and 200 aircraft.
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In a pinch, ambition rules—and you never know when appearing in a Whitney Biennial will alert the spaceship.
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Her most recent publication is "And My Heart Wound-Space," published on the occasion of the 14th Istanbul Biennial.
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Last year he was he recipient of the College Republican National Committee's biennial Lee Atwater "Outstanding Young Conservative" award.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Factbox on the United States team for the 13th biennial Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne from Dec.
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I watched the video twice, which I rarely do at a biennial event, but this felt urgent and compelling.
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What follows is a user's guide to the 78th Whitney Biennial, which opens to the public on March 17.
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That's according to investment research firm Morningstar's 2019 "Mind the Gap" report, a biennial global study of investor returns.
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Their biennial High Risk List, for example, helps Congress and federal agencies recognize where the greatest attention is needed.
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The biennial Singapore Airshow, Asia's largest aerospace and defense event, chose to carry on despite concerns about the virus.
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The city had already been chosen as the venue for House Republicans' 3-day biennial retreat before Trump's attacks.
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While in Berlin, he met a member of MTL+, also participating in the Biennial as part of Occupy Museums.
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Tamawuj, the 212th biennial organized by the Sharjah Art Foundation, is generous and speculative, unfolding into something almost hopeful.
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The Carnegie International may be the oldest biennial in North America, but this year's curator is trying something new.
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I recently spent some time as at FotoFocus 2016, a Cincinnati-based photography biennial now in its third installment.
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The two had planned a press conference, to be held yesterday afternoon, on the topic of the independent biennial.
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The artwork at the BRIC Biennial mostly hinges on corporeal experience, on what it is to be a body.
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Many of them are first-hand accounts of wage workers who allege the biennial is withholding their final wages.
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The legal notice filed by the contractor says the biennial failed to account for additional electrical work and lighting.
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For the study, researchers used a computer model to estimate the effects of different scenarios: screening for cancer annually at ages 55 to 84 years, screening annually 45 to 54 years (the current recommendation), and biennial screening at ages 55 to 79 years, and biennial screening at ages 50 to 74 years.
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FOR the first time in 20 years, the lead-up to the Whitney Biennial coincided with the presidential election, a background that could not help but inform the selection of artists and artwork that will be on view when the biennial opens on March 17, the first in the museum's new downtown building.
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The accusation was subsequently supported by female biennial staff who wrote on Instagram, as reported by The Art Newspaper, "we believe the accounts of sexual harassment that have recently surfaced on social media against those associated with the Kochi-Muziris Biennale … we are listening." serious accusations made against him by female biennial staff.
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The biennial attempts to symbolically substitute the checkpoint and the closed airport as Palestine's point of contact with the world.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren in Pittsburgh this weekend for the biennial convention of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).
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It will follow a stormy 2019 biennial that ended in the resignation of a vice-chair at the museum's board.
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Visitors can participate in these activities and join an open discussion about the installation's message on Saturdays throughout the Biennial.
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The biennial tradition includes nonpartisan seminars, in which the members learn the basics of becoming a congressperson, and receptions, i.e.
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Forensic Architecture, a research group participating in the upcoming biennial, announced that it will probe Safariland's practices through its contribution.
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The news comes after months of protests and an emerging boycott, with eight artists withdrawing from the 2250 Whitney Biennial.
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The result has been a biennial struggle to lift the law's spending caps temporarily, as happened in 2013 and 2015.
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The biennial is either the dream of someone seeking an expanded field or the nightmare of someone craving rigid borders.
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This evening, artist Eddie Arroyo also confirmed to Hyperallergic that he has requested his work be withdrawn from the biennial.
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Citizens in the U.K. are on the verge of the biggest — and funniest — biennial comedy show charity in the world.
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Founded in 1909, Selfridges was voted the world's best department store at the biennial Global Department Store Summits in 2018.
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We will do so with respect for the participants of the biennial, the curators, and the staff of the museum.
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In the first gallery is a painting made this year, which was on view at the Whitney Biennial, titled Shame.
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One further note: The Whitney Museum has previously included Joe Scanlan's "Donelle Woolford" as part of the 2014 Whitney Biennial.
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While some works in the Riga Biennial address a specific historical event, only a handful explore individual or personal stories.
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LePage had declared a state of civil emergency in the absence of an approved biennial budget by the state Legislature.
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The Chicago Architecture Biennial continues at the Chicago Culture Center (78 E Washington St, Chicago, IL) through January 7, 2018.
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A spokesman for the base said Friday the next planned event is its biennial air show, scheduled for May 85033.
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Photoknia is the biennial camera trade show in Cologne, Germany that runs from September 20th to the 25th this year.
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One of these buildings doubled as temporary housing for artists during their stay as part of Austria's Silvrett Atelier Biennial.
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The most interesting piece of photographic equipment announced at the biennial Photokina trade show this week is Fujifilm's GFX 50S.
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Texas isn't commonly associated with corrupt union bargaining, but the state's biennial legislature shows how much power public unions wield.
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The legislation also calls for a new biennial needs assessment that will ensure programs stay current as workforce needs evolve.
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From the start, Alan Gilbert conceived the NY Phil Biennial as a citywide festival, not a New York Philharmonic showcase.
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Second, the legislation seeks to make China's exclusion from the biennial U.S.-led Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise permanent.
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For the biennial, she will reprise the tearoom in the museum's restaurant, Untitled, in collaboration with the chef Michael Anthony.
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A spokesman for the base said Friday the next planned event is its biennial air show, scheduled for May 2628.
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W.A.G.E. says artists participating in the biennial will receive free access to the service for the duration of the exhibition.
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Launched in 2018, the Nations League is a biennial tournament of men's national teams run by European governing body UEFA.
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We try to bring young but promising artists to represent the non-Utah program, think the Whitney Biennial, among others.
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The Whitney Biennial continues at the Whitney Museum of American Art (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan) through September 22.
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His contribution to the show, the installation "A Distant Holla," was featured in the Portland Museum of Art's 2018 Biennial.
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So the biennial Marathon of One-Act Plays at Ensemble Studio Theater feels like a particularly welcome bit of counterprogramming.
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The footage served as the base of a two-channel video installation that she is re-editing for the Biennial.
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Two will be in the Biennial; others are now in a solo show at the Tilton Gallery in New York.
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At that point the PASAJ team decided to withdraw from the biennial after finishing their work with the local children.
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The 13th Biennial in Cuba's capital began this weekend, with works by more than 300 contemporary artists from 52 countries.
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The Whitney Biennial, New York's longest-running such show, focuses on American art and opens its new edition in May.
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For this biennial, she created an interactive "drawing machine," in which a laser translates viewers' hand motions into fleeting shapes.
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This year's offerings include selections from Kevin Jerome Everson, a filmmaker-artist who has been featured in the Whitney Biennial.
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U.S. captain for the President's Cup, Woods could also select himself to play in the biennial event set for Dec.
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One of the biggest booths on the floor at D23, the company's biennial convention for fans, is dedicated to Disney+.
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Shalfa Avrila Sania, 17, had been due to leave for the biennial Southeast Asian Games in the Philippines on Nov.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art also had to cancel one of its evening openings for the 250 Whitney Biennial.
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At the current Whitney Biennial, she is showing a haunting pair of standing figures made of wood, concrete and bone.
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Performance art has its own New York biennial (called "Performa"), organized and nourished since 22015 by the indefatigable RoseLee Goldberg.
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Italy was an unconventional — if not risky — choice to host the prestigious biennial competition between the United States and Europe.
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The military personnel account is funded on an annual basis; ROA's proposal is for a biennial military personnel funding bill.
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The 2019 Whitney Biennial included work by five artists, including Daniel Lind-Ramos (above), living and working in Puerto Rico.
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Black, Latino and Asian artists are well represented in this biennial — which hasn't always been the case for editions past.
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"You never know what the biennial will look like until it opens, so it's very brave of them," he said.
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When the final biennial budget had to be concluded, Ventura had alienated nearly everyone, including many of his former supporters.
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The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) presents a video that Bruguera initially conceived of for the Havana Biennial in 17093.
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Before giving my reasons, I want to clarify that I admire the work of the curators of the Havana Biennial.
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Heji Shin's photographs of babies crowning, featured at the Whitney Biennial this year, also situates childbirth as a work itself.
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We've seen that circulation over and over, in the history of the Whitney Biennial and the history of this country.
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The 2017 Whitney Biennial continues at the Whitney Museum of American Art (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District) through June 11.
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Fame is something that Kiefer can't evade, despite his relative absence from the celebrity-scape of his biennial-trotting peers.
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Almost 50 of the 75 artists participating in the anticipated 2019 Whitney Biennial have also added their support as signatories.
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The second edition of the SITElines biennial has a razor-sharp gracefulness that cuts with equal parts beauty and bitterness.
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Together with his partner, the art historian and curator Yanelys Nuñez Leyva, Alcántara is one of the leaders of the #22017Bienal Havana Biennial, an independent event organized after the National Arts Council and the Wifredo Lam Center postponed the official 210th Havana Biennial until 21 (the official reason given was damage sustained during Hurricane Irma).
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" Sally Tallant, director of the Liverpool Biennial, a contemporary arts festival, said, "There's a difference between devolving funding and devolving responsibility.
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I thought this was the highlight of the Ramallah leg of Sharjah Biennial 20183, and deserved a shout out by itself.
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The highly-staged photographs feel like Lawson, who will show new works in this year's Whitney Biennial, begins with an idea.
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Traders were expecting a record crop in 2020, when the country returns to the on-year in the biennial arabica cycle.
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At its Biennial Investor Conference, Starbucks just announced what the first new latte of 2017 will be — latte-lovers, listen up!
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The couple will host a night of power performances to raise money for the Rainforest Fund at their biennial benefit concert.
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The 2017 Whitney Biennial continues through June 11 at the Whitney Museum of American Art (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan).
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Her 113 short AKA was included in the Whitney Biennial, and earlier this year she won the Philip Guston Rome Prize.
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And to push the point further, I wonder how many of artists in the Biennial went to a tuition-free school?
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It's the first time the federal government has included questions pertaining to sexual identity in its biennial Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
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Exhibit Columbus is not a biennial, but rather an annual festival that alternates from symposium to design festival every other year.
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Two selections in the biennial stand out, though — not just for their subject matter or prestige, but for their sheer breadth.
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The marketing onslaught for Disney Plus started in August at D23 Expo, a biennial event for Disney fans in Anaheim, Calif.
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Qatar will this year stage the World Championships in Athletics, a biennial even organized by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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The collateral exhibitions that were approved by the biennial committee took place in spaces that feature younger, more cutting edge artists.
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I would say in the end that in this biennial were was no revolutionary art in terms of aesthetics and concepts.
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That was the question posed by this exhibition, which is featured in the fourth edition of the Palestinian Qalandiya International Biennial.
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The curators of the first Biennial, Sarah Herda and Joseph Grima, were crucial in persuading Ms Williams to exhibit the work.
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They had been befuddled and repelled by the Whitney Biennial (except for Kenny Scharf which they and I thought was hilarious).
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To stop Congress from lurching from crisis to crisis, we should move to biennial budgeting and a calendar-year budget cycle.
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In the 2014 Whitney Biennial, she further expanded on this method of highly personalized curating by combining owned and borrowed art.
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On Thursday at Liberty National, the biennial competition between the U.S. and International teams truly could be called the Presidents Cup.
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This Biennial aims to investigate how museum as an institution exists as, and within, a social, cultural, economic and political ecosystem.
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Titled UnderLA, the video installation is a commission for CURRENT: LA Water, a public art biennial currently celebrating its inaugural year.
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The findings come from the National Science Foundation's biennial Science and Engineering Indicators report,which tracks U.S. contributions to the sciences.
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The United States leads the biennial series, 28-7-143, having won by 13 to 7 in 2014 in St. Louis.
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This year, the biennial expo is its biggest ever — with 1,300 exhibitors, 165 aircraft on display and a reported 78,000 visitors.
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For as long as I can remember, until last year or so, we were used to upgrading on a biennial basis.
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Europe will defend their Ryder Cup crown in the biennial event against the U.S. at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin next September.
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Matthews, who is UK-based, has produced work for the Liverpool Biennial and has been awarded the prestigious Celeste Painting prize.
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In 1993, her comprehensive video diaries became a cultural point of interest after they garnered a spot in the Whitney Biennial.
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Maddock's show, which boasts more works than any other in the Biennial, occupies a former tattoo parlor on bohemian Sydney Street.
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The other thing that brought Freud to mind since I saw Monumental was the new Whitney Biennial, which previewed this week.
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Check out more projects at the Lyon Architecture Biennial on their website, and learn more about the Waiting Room story here.
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This year's biennial was a mash-up of claims and interests that played out in four exhibitions grouped under one umbrella.
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The BRIC Biennial highlights the significance of Brooklyn as the place where New York artists create work and develop their careers.
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When artist Banu Cennetoğlu's "The List" was mysteriously removed from the Liverpool Biennial, some thought it could have been a mistake.
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O'Reilly's career started slowly and only really took off in 1995, when he was asked to participate in the Whitney Biennial.
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Lisa Tung, the exhibitions director at the college, asks me what work I want to put in the biennial faculty show.
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As the featured city, it has three separate exhibition spaces at the biennial, as well as a spate of participatory programming.
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If The Glendale Biennial is mere jest, it's a gag they are unwilling to relinquish, disregarding the City and community's objections.
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The 2017 Whitney Biennial continues at the Whitney Museum of American Art (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan) through June 11.
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He has been exhibited at MoMA PS1, in the roving Manifesta biennial (Manifesta 11 in Zurich) and in the Berlin Biennale.
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Next month the global semiconductor industry will release its latest biennial assessment of the technological road ahead for making computer chips.
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ARTS An art review about the 8003 Whitney Biennial misstated the ancestry of the New York City Ballet dancer Jock Soto.
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Made in LA, the museum's biennial showcase of local talent, is a who's-who of emerging and under-recognized Angeleno artists.
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In the 2016 São Paulo Biennial, for instance, Mr. Navarro attached a giant brass trumpet-like device to a palm tree.
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Featuring work from more than 140 architects and designers around the world, the Biennial is expected to draw some 1003,000 visitors.
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Yet the Lubumbashi Biennial, founded in 2008, recently held its sixth edition in this city in the mineral-rich Katanga Province.
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The first Lubumbashi Biennial assembled 15 artists on a $90,000 budget, supported by the French cultural center and a local industrialist.
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According to the biennial curators, who suggested the artists for the Tiffany collaboration, twists and turns were part of the process.
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Cuba is not Venice or Kassel, Cuba is a country that represses freedom of expression (especially when there is no biennial).
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The 2017 Whitney Biennial continues at the Whitney Museum of American Art (99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan) through June 11.
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This year, the biennial has carved a conversation about displacement in the Americas, using art to question whose history we revisit.
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I was able to visit the biennial and sit down with Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro who is this year's curator (and also the director and chief curator of the Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros) to talk about what affective affinities means, and how (and why) he structured the biennial to be premised on the presence and attention of the visitor.
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Mickelson, playing in the biennial event for a record 12th time, was benched by captain Jim Furyk for Saturday's fourballs and foursomes.
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Holders Europe will be chasing a fourth successive victory over the United States when the biennial team event gets underway on Friday.
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Following the news of Kanders's resignation, the artists have asked the biennial curators to no longer remove their work from the galleries.
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Glocom has exhibited at least three times since 2006 at Malaysia's biennial arms show, Defence Services Asia (DSA), according to Glocom's website.
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It is heartening to see the FotoFocus Biennial continue to gain ground as it endeavors to present a wider range of visions.
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Carlos Martiel is performing "La sangre de Caín" as part of the Dedelmu project at the 13th Havana Biennial on April 14.
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Each year, first-year students are taken to a major international biennial, followed by internships at significant art institutions across the world.
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One of the films in the Taiwanese Biennial that directly confronts this divide is Yue Fu's 2018 documentary Our Youth in Taiwan.
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Those questions prompted a yearlong collaboration between Forensic Architecture and the Invisible Institute, which is being presented by the Chicago Architecture Biennial.
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Curators Candice Hopkins and Tairone Bastien provocatively named the biennial The Shoreline Dilemma, homing in on the pressing issue of climate change.
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The Shoreline Dilemma, the inaugural edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art continues through December 1 at various locations around Toronto, Canada.
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In the 2014 Whitney Biennial, she further expanded on this method of expressive, highly individualized curating by combining art owned and borrowed.
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By contrast, only five trees in the biennial burn zone and three in the annual zone developed ants' nests in their wounds.
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H: Do you think there are strategies or themes that define Cuban art that was shown in or out of the biennial?
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To deny Venezuela a platform, they are seeking to postpone a biennial summit between Latin America and the EU due next month.
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These include the Soul Skate party, a biennial roller skating event started by techno luminary Kenny Dixon Jr., aka Moodymann, in 2007.
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Export volumes have also been affected by lower production as Brazil was going through its off-year in the biennial production cycle.
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Four months later, a group of critics, scholars, and artists called for Kanders's removal — including many artists presenting work in the biennial.
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While some found merit in the stylized depiction of Emmett Till's corpse, others demanded the painting's removal from the 2017 Whitney Biennial.
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As such, the 2018 SITE biennial remains a vital forum, placing artists of color, womxn, and urgent dialogues in the public sphere.
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You'll be able to try them for yourself at the upcoming 2016 Atlanta Biennial (which is returning after a nine-year hiatus).
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The signs disappeared when I pulled into Portland, where I was suddenly surrounded by the 10 biennial venues cast about the city.
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And the art world in general, the contemporary art world in particular, in the biennial world especially, it's all discursive before experience.
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The 13th Sharjah Biennial, titled Tamawuj, immerses you in distinctly crafted and compelling realities through sound, video works, and maze-like installations.
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Nina Berman is a documentary photographer whose work been shown at more than 100 international venues including at the 2010 Whitney Biennial.
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Walk out of their exhibition and you may feel more skeptical of the biennial format and the framework that financially supports it.
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The New York Philharmonic's music director, Alan Gilbert, introduced the NY Phil Biennial, his most ambitious project, in the spring of 2014.
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She had participated in the Performa Biennial the night before and had eaten nothing more than a slice of toast since morning.
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The Sharjah Biennial will present a posthumous show by the acclaimed Nigerian curator, who died this year at the age of 55.
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The New York-based group organizing the exhibit, Biennial Foundation, confirmed that Mr. Ai's invitation had been rescinded because of government pressure.
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Because of the state's biennial legislature, Texans usually have to wait two years to reconsider reforms that their legislators failed to address.
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Brazilian wood — often seen as "exotic" and hence harvested to the brink of extinction — earns a category of the Biennial unto itself.
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When I saw the Whitney Biennial, I thought that a lot of the paintings looked like they were done in art school.
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Competing aims and interests and a lack of consensus on what the biennial should be and do made the exhibition similarly dissonant.
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I don't think I am alone when I admit that I have always wondered who got into the Whitney Biennial, and why.
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Biennial budgeting would likely mean that Congress would spend even less time considering reforms to programs driving the country's growing fiscal problems.
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He also included her quilts in the 2000 Whitney Biennial while working as a curator at the Whitney Museum in New York.
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Composer Julius Eastman is the focus of a project by the Otolith Group and it was included in this year's Sharjah Biennial.
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In other words, "Glendale Biennial" only works as a joke because the city's perceived cultural deficit is the butt of that joke.
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It is what gives these biennial extravaganzas, which stage nearly identical competitions in a different part of the world, their distinctive feel.
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"BRIC Biennial: Volume III, South Brooklyn Edition," which features 19 artists and six satellite shows, is a satisfyingly cohesive rumination on dislocation.
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They were symbols, Ms. Lee, 36, explained, with meanings of her invention, to be installed on a large wall in the Biennial.
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Her second installation in the Biennial involves luggage made of burlap bags — the kind that Nepali and other migrant workers commonly use.
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Last year for the Hammer Museum's biennial "Made in L.A.," the artist made another architectural prototype that was installed on the terrace.
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Mia Locks, best known as co-organizer of the 2017 Whitney Biennial, will join his team as a senior curator in July.
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In order to understand the importance of an alternative biennial, one needs to look closely at the history of biennials in Cuba.
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For five years, Dr. Anderson did just that, presiding over the United States' most influential survey of contemporary art: the Whitney Biennial.
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The biennial D23 conference in Anaheim, California was full of exciting news for fans of Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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A pseudo-jury of volunteers watches the re-enactment and, like many of the spectators at the biennial, they recoil in horror.
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"A promise of EU membership is important, it's symbolic," said Ukraine's Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk on the margins of the biennial summit.
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Although the Istanbul Biennial had been rising in international prominence, the traveling caravan of the art world mostly stayed away after 2016.
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For the biennial, Ms. Abakanowicz submitted "Composition of White Forms," in which she used old clothesline to create a rough abstract surface.
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This Biennial is arguably the best in years, and perhaps the best ever in its combination of demographics, aesthetics and political urgency.
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This is arguably the best Biennial in years, and perhaps the best ever in its combination of demographics, aesthetics and political urgency.
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Artists of Hawaii 2017, a biennial now in its 20163nd year, will be held at the Honolulu Museum of Art from Feb.
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As the biennial competition turned toward the decisive Sunday singles session, it was reasonable to wonder: Would the captains' past become prologue?
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This year's biennial session of the state legislature has been marked by multiple proposals aimed at making the state even less inclusive.
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"It is the very beginning, not even a first step," Tinatin Gurgenidze, co-founder of the Biennial, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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She spent the rest of our family vacation (a ten-day biennial endeavor in the south of Spain) pointing at different things.
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The artist Ajay Kurian has a complicated installation in the biennial, "Childermass," which includes a fog machine and fur, among other elements.
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BEST WHITNEY BIENNIAL IN RECENT MEMORY The 2017 version, for its diversity, its accessibility and even for the storms it ignited. 9.
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His woven textile work, "White Noise, American Prayer Rug" (2018), featured here, was a fan favorite in the most recent Whitney Biennial.
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My conscience does not let me to be part of the MINCULT's transformation of the Havana Biennial into an act of whitewashing.
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That's the question that art critic and curator Isabella Hughes constantly encountered while helping develop plans for the first-ever Honolulu Biennial.
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The LA-based writer and curator Matthew Schum was informed by his doctoral research on site-specific happenings, including the Istanbul Biennial.
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The Cornell Council for the Arts (CCA) announces the theme and participants for the 3rd CCA Biennial, 2018, Duration: Passage, Persistence, Survival.
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However, she did offer an open, rich, multilayered, and in many ways poetic biennial for a region and a world in turmoil.
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Critics have also pointed out that organizing the biennial in this manner essentially allows Pérez-Barreiro to evade responsibility for the exhibition.
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I perceived no expressly political dimension to this biennial, and certainly saw no work that explicitly addressed the politics of contemporary Brazil.
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The 33rd São Paulo Biennial, Affective Affinities, at the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion (Ibirapuera Park, Gate 3, São Paulo, Brazil) closes December 9.
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I think it is my responsibility to create a beautiful biennial, which is strong, and can endure the time of the exhibit.
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Dadaism is the "historical anchor" of the Performa 17 Biennial, which runs from November 1-19 at 32 venues around the city.
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We're using it in new ways, too, such as in our development of thematic biennial exhibitions, which we began presenting in 2013.
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The list was produced for World Refugee Day and was plastered across public hoardings in Chinatown as part of the Liverpool Biennial.
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He wishes these talks had started on the "front end" instead of in reaction to the painting being included in the Biennial.
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The art collective Forensic Architecture announced that it will respond to the crises through the work they will present at the biennial.
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The second biennial, and the last of Mr. Gilbert's tenure (which ends next year), begins on May 23 and runs through June 11.
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At the biennial Boom Festival in Portugal this past July, for example, police set up a three-month-long operation titled Full Moon.
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If there's any glamor left to be found in aviation, you'll find it in City of Light during the biennial Paris Air Show.
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For Grabner, such cross-disciplinary and critically engaged projects are essential to the vitality of the Portland Biennial, and Northwestern regionalism in general.
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During the 2017 Whitney Biennial protesters demanded the removal and destruction of "Open Casket" (2016), a painting of Emmett Till by Dana Schutz.
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"A Public Apology to Siksika Nation" is an ongoing project, not one initiated for the Biennial, and Miller is not of Siksika descent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LIMERICK, Ireland — Still (the) Barbarians is the bold title for this year's EVA International Biennial in Limerick.
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Two movies in this year's China Onscreen Biennial stand out, not just for their subject matter or prestige, but for their sheer breadth.
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Critics and protesters called for the removal of Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till's disfigured corpse, "Open Casket" (2016), from the Whitney Biennial.
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A number of artists in this Biennial have sought to make palpable a tug of war between thoughts and emotions, society and history.
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Even when they haven't been included, feminists have played a critical role in the biennial, critiquing the show for its lack of diversity.
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An intersectional critique of how sexuality and race connect with gender comes into play in the work of several artists in the biennial.
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In this way, the 2017 Whitney Biennial offers a window onto some of our most pressing cultural concerns, as well as our shortcomings.
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"The quasi-biennial oscillation is the stratosphere's Old Faithful," Paul Newman, lead scientist on the paper from NASA Goddard said in a statement.
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First created for the Havana Biennial in 211, Bruguera's installation-performance is a critique of the totalitarian structures that impact people's daily lives.
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The 2014 Biennial included, out of about 118 artists, only nine black artists, and only about a third of the artists were women.
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I found these suggestions playing out in the 33rd São Paulo Art Biennial which opened on September 7 under the title Affective Affinities.
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This week it's all fancy people but as of Saturday it's whoever's in the park [when the biennial fully opens to the public].
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The group is planning to distribute an updated version of the guide today, Friday, during the official opening of the 2019 Whitney Biennial.
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But five consecutive defeats in Europe leaves him with unfinished business at the biennial event at Le Golf National in France next September.
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Race director Chris Selwood said the biennial event has attracted one of the best fields ever, with teams from more than 40 countries.
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Paul LePage has declared a state of civil emergency in Maine in the absence of an approved biennial budget by the state Legislature.
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India is hosting the biennial conference of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), the only global treaty to deter tobacco consumption.
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The activism of artists like Faith Ringgold, for example, pushed institutional structures like the Whitney Biennial to include women and people of color.
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Leaders of both institutions hope that NATO's biennial summit in Warsaw this July will mark a new era of partnership to defend Europe.
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The photographs chronicle their six-year romance, which ended soon after many of these images were shown at the Whitney Biennial in 22014.
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The question of Democratic leadership has been a biennial topic of debate in recent years, as the party's top brass — Pelosi and Reps.
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This strategy, like the biennial one, has helped to create the idea in our heads that we need to upgrade our smartphones often.
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Glocom had also exhibited at Malaysia's biennial arms show, Defence Services Asia, in 2012, 2014 and 2016, without receiving any orders, he said.
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Beyond that, Matthew would like nothing better than to lead Europe when the biennial team event is played at Gleneagles two years later.
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Artist and curator Sithabile Mlotshwa says she founded Zimbabwe's Bulawayo Biennial to contribute to the "great need" for platforms that represent African artists.
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W.A.G.E. requests that any artists interested in withholding content from the 2019 Whitney Biennial use their platform WAGENCY to contact the organization directly.
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More recently, he co-curated the 2019 Atlanta Biennial, which is now on view at Atlanta Contemporary, an arts center, through April 7.
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I also plan to redirect all funds from the sales of my other paintings included in the Biennial towards the Black liberation movement.
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Cathay Pacific rounded out the top five of the ratings, which were announced Tuesday on the sidelines of the biennial Paris Air Show.
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I had no idea who the curators for the 1985 Whitney Biennial were, but I figured they would at least know my work.
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SÃO PAULO — Critics in major Brazilian newspapers have been calling the 32nd São Paulo Biennial too "politically correct," all ideas and no art.
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SÃO PAULO — Critics in major Brazilian newspapers have been calling the 323nd São Paulo Biennial too "politically correct," all ideas and no art.
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If The Glendale Biennial is mere jest, it lampoons the art field's exclusionary mechanisms while unapologetically excluding 5 percent of the city's population.
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Emerging curators and arts professionals are invited to apply to NLE Lab for the opportunity to co-curate the inaugural Southeast Queens Biennial.
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Sánchez has grown increasingly — and increasingly visibly — frustrated by Arsenal's inability to deliver tangible success, beyond broadly biennial victories in the F.A. Cup.
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The first Havana Biennial in 1984 was a prominent event that incorporated the works of artists of both the Caribbean and Latin America.
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The biennial contest between Europe and the United States is scheduled for Whistling Straits on the shores of Lake Michigan Sept. 25-27.
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Of course, there are a few notes of caution, such as with the proposed establishment of a biennial (or two-year) budgeting cycle.
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Ms. Bruguera, a native of Cuba, made several proposals leading up to the 2000 Biennial — all of which were rejected by official censors.
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Called "The Island" and set in a post-nuclear future, the film was a highlight of the 2017 Whitney Biennial in New York.
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Since then many other pioneering aircraft, from Concorde to the giant Airbus A380, have flown at what became the biennial Farnborough air show.
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I was in the 1993 Whitney Biennial and the 1994 "Black Male" show at the Whitney, and I've never seen such vicious press.
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Mr. Rinder organized the first solo exhibition of Tompkins's work at Berkeley in 1997 and included her work in the 2000 Whitney Biennial.
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The Biennial Budgeting and Enhanced Oversight Act would reform the budget and appropriations process by extending it from one year to two years.
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The Americans ended a run of three successive defeats in the biennial event when they overcame Clarke's side 17-11 at Hazeltine National.
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The Biennial, which began as an annual show in 1932 and adopted its current schedule in 1973, has often included politically tinged works.
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The Biennial, which began as an annual show in 1932 and adopted its current schedule in 1973, has often included politically tinged works.
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On the exhibition's last day, MexiCali Biennial co-curator Daniela Lieja Quintanar will moderate a discussion titled Reflections on Calafia from Indigenous Perspectives.
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The current Biennial reflects the emergence of artists committed to political subject matter but unwilling to limit themselves artistically or to lecture viewers.
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Some Disney+ subscription packages have already been offered to select Disney membership holders, including those who attended D23, the company's biennial fan conference.
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The two countries collaborate closely on intelligence-sharing and conduct major exercises together such as the biennial Juniper Cobra joint missile defense exercise.
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For starters, May 5 marked the just-over-halfway point of this year's Whitney Biennial, an art survey that always draws large crowds.
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This year's Whitney Biennial, considered the country's most important showcase of contemporary art, has 75 participating artists — and one who has already withdrawn.
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The work, which reflects on Cuba in the wake of the Revolution, was shut down at the biennial after just a few hours.
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This year the biennial will return in a new location, perhaps slightly tamed, with three Nigerian curators based in Chicago, London and Lagos.
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First, the biennial was suspended in 2017 on ethical grounds in order to cede its resources to the reconstruction effort after Hurricane Irma.
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In 2017, when he was asked to participate in the Whitney Biennial, he built an adobe rotunda and displayed other artists' work inside.
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The biennial collective thus embarked upon an uncertain and uneasy path where the only foundation was its determination to follow the initial convictions.
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Artists are calling for the removal of Dana Schutz's painting "Open Casket" from the 22017 Whitney Biennial, while others want more drastic action.
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A contracting company says it "has been left in a precarious financial situation" after the biennial declined to pay its full construction costs.
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Forty-five teams will compete over the two-day biennial Union Cup, with more than 1,500 players participating from 15 countries across Europe.
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