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Venice Biennale Experiences Upheaval Amid Artist Strike and Protests

Venice Biennale Experiences Upheaval Amid Artist Strike and Protests

Artists' strike and protests disrupt Venice Biennale; Russian pavilion closes, public to choose winners.

Pavilions at the Venice Biennale have closed due to an ongoing artists' strike, contributing to significant disruption at the international art exhibition. The event is experiencing widespread upheaval as it proceeds.

Anti-Kremlin group Pussy Riot staged a protest at the Biennale, specifically demonstrating against Russia's participation. This demonstration led to the temporary closure of the Russian pavilion. The Biennale has also drawn criticism for its decision to include Russia, with some observers remarking, "Enjoy the show. Ignore the war."

Further complicating the event, the Venice Biennale is operating without its traditional expert jury. Instead, the public will be responsible for selecting the prize winners this year. This is a developing story and will be updated as details emerge.

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