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#VeniceBiennale

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EV not Petrol

The board made an arbitrary knee jerk decision but this isn’t going to be part of the enquiry. They want the findings to be about how these 2 artists shouldn’t have been chosen for the #venicebiennale. The board is compromised and should resign. You don’t need an enquiry to know that. #creativeaustralia

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Aus.SocialEV not Petrol (@samhkennedy@aus.social)#theguardian #creativeaustralia #enquiry #venicebiennale Embattled Creative Australia boss served angry letters from staff and 600 literary figures amid Sabsabi fallout https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2025/apr/16/embattled-creative-australia-boss-served-angry-letters-from-staff-and-600-literary-figures-amid-sabsabi-fallout-ntwnfb?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
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Emeritus Prof Christopher May

Great news for Lubaina Himid (and Preston, her home town & UCLAN, her employer). The Turner Prize winning artist will represent the UK at the 2026 Venice Biennale.

Not only is this another testament to th importance of Himid's work it is also am acknowledgement of the continued influence (and importance) of the Black Arts Movement of the 1980s.

#art #VeniceBiennale #Preston

artnews.com/art-news/news/luba

ARTnews.com · Lubaina Himid to Represent UK at 2026 Venice BiennaleBy Alex Greenberger
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toiida🌻

Felipe Baeza, “Made Into Being”, 2022, ink, glitter, twine, graphite, acrylic, and cut paper on paper, 122 × 167 cm ★ Mexico/USA ★ fortnight.institute/exhibition ⦾ contemporaryartlibrary.org/pro #FelipeBaeza #contemporaryart #queerart #mixedmedia #contemporarypainting #centaur #multiarmed #hands #Shiva #Bhairava #flame #being #Venicebiennale #Mexicanartists #rhyme #2020s

Мне казалось, что эта работа раза в два шире, мурального масштаба (только сейчас обратил внимание на размеры).

Красивый четырёхрукий мозаично прорисованный юноша, чисто выбритый, но начиная с бёдер и ниже имеющий длинную всклокоченную бордовую шерсть из небольших декоративных язычков пламени. Тело ниже бёдер трансформируется во что-то неопределённое, изгибающееся и заканчивающееся ещё двумя руками вместо ступней. Юноша-химера подвешена в пространстве, изображена на потёртом розовом фоне. Человеческие части тела исполнены в бежевых, бледно-розовых и холодно-серых оттенках. // A handsome, four-armed, mosaic-like young male, clean-shaven, but from the hips down, with long, tousled burgundy hair made of small decorative flames. The body below the hips transforms into something vague, curving and ending in two more arms instead of feet. The chimera youth is suspended in space, depicted against a shabby pink background. The human body parts are painted in shades of beige, pale pink and cool gray. // Felipe Baeza, “Made Into Being”, 2022, ink, glitter, twine, graphite, acrylic, and cut paper on paper
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Ferdi Magellan

I watched You Can Go Now, this hilarious, fierce and brilliant documentary by world renowned, but unknown to white Australia, artist, Richard Bell. It’s directed by the much acclaimed, in every field she turns her attention to, Prof Larissa Behrendt.

An important watch for everyone living in a country that dispossessed its First Nations people.

#5Stars #FiveStars

#Auspol #AustralianArt #TreatyNow #YouCanGoNow #UnsettledSince1788 #AustraliaHasABlackHistory #LarissaBehrendt #RichardBell #AboriginalArt #VeniceBiennale
#AboriginalArtItsAWhiteThing

Review: You Can Go Now is a scorching documentary about Indigenous artist Richard Bell
canberratimes.com.au/story/805

The Canberra Times · You Can Go Now is a scorching documentary about Indigenous artist Richard BellThis multilayered film has ideas that might upset some.
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