Sara Rogers, US Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy in the Trump administration, is scheduled to visit Belgrade and Venice from today until May 12, as announced by the State Department.

Serbia is set to implement changes to its controversial judicial laws, aligning them with the recommendations and opinion provided by the Venice Commission.

A first tour of the 61st Venice Biennale highlights several performances that make a loud impression, alongside other notable contributions from various countries, including Austria.

The Venice Biennale has commenced, drawing attention to the ongoing issue of Venice sinking, which is seen as a symptom of a broader civilizational model.

The 61st Venice Biennale opened amidst political tensions, protests over Israel's participation, and the continued closure of the Russian pavilion, with resignations also dampening the event.

The Venice Biennale is facing several flashpoints, including the sudden death of a curator, Russia's unexpected participation, and an unconventional U.S. entry, as the art exhibition prepares to open.

Cuban-American artist Hernan Bas, known for painting young white men inspired by Holden Caulfield, discusses his artistic process and his current life in Venice, where he paints tourists.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić expressed hope that the Venice Commission's recommendations would be adopted before June and announced the timeline for electoral law changes in Parliament.

Three individuals fell into the water in Venice, resulting in the death of a 20-year-old man whose body was recovered by divers. The other two members of the group were rescued by a passing boat.

A Serbian working group convened its second meeting to align "Mrdić's laws" with the recommendations provided by the Venice Commission. This session focused on harmonizing the legal framework as advised by the international body.

Italian Ambassador Gori stated that the presence of iconic brands like The Merchant of Venice in Belgrade confirms the vitality and innovative capacity of the Italian cosmetics industry. This underscores the strength of 'Made in Italy' products.

The Venice Biennale, often called the ‘art world Olympics,’ is so vast it can be overwhelming, leading to an essential 12-step game plan to avoid burnout.

A debate is ongoing in Serbia regarding whether the regime will fulfill the recommendations of the Venice Commission. This comes after criticism that "Mrdić's laws" have brought shame upon the country, leading to actions based on foreign recommendations.

The Venice Biennale faced controversies regarding its national pavilions, with the Russian pavilion reportedly closed to the public due to sanctions. Separately, the Syrian pavilion drew criticism for featuring works commissioned by dictators.

Bulgaria will present an exhibition titled "Federation of Minor Practices" at the 61st Venice Art Biennale, running from May 9th to November 22nd. The country's representation is led by an all-female team.

The upcoming Venice Biennale, the world's most important art exhibition, is already facing controversies and protests ahead of its opening next week.

The Venice Biennale, which has just reopened, has a long history of controversies, including uproar over sex scenes, and past involvement with figures like Hitler and Picasso, and even the Vatican.

Artist Zhanna Kadyrova's defiant concrete sculpture, an origami deer, embarked on an epic journey from Ukraine to the Venice Biennale, becoming a symbol of hope.

Treviso, an Italian 'city of water' located just 30 kilometers from Venice, is highlighted as an underrated destination often overshadowed by its more famous neighbor.

Serbian opposition MPs and representatives of the Association of Judicial Assistants met with the Venice Commission to discuss concerns regarding the Judicial Academy. They expressed fears that the academy could become the sole pathway for the selection of judges and prosecutors.

European Commissioner Magnus Brunner has reiterated the expectation for Serbian authorities to promptly and swiftly implement the recommendations issued by the Venice Commission, emphasizing the importance of adopting the commission's opinion.

The Venice Biennale initially stated it lacked the authority to exclude Russia, but following significant criticism, organizers changed their position. This decision effectively limited or prevented Russia's involvement in the art exhibition.

An EU commissioner announced a boycott of the opening of the Venice Biennale, one of the world's most important contemporary art events, due to the participation of Russians.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VSTV) is reportedly in a state of blockade, hindering the functioning of the judiciary. Discussions are ongoing regarding proposed changes to the VSTV law and the implementation of Venice Commission recommendations.

Auguste Verola, Deputy for Culture in Nice, has expressed a desire to replace the iconic "#ILoveNice" artistic structure on the Promenade des Anglais with a French-language alternative.

Serbia's Ministry of Justice has established a working group to align judiciary laws with recommendations from the Venice Commission, holding its first meeting. However, a judicial union has announced plans to address the Venice Commission regarding the working group's composition.

An investigation is underway to verify the authenticity of an adoption ruling issued in Uruguay, which is connected to the Minetti case, following an initial approval from the Venice juvenile court.

Researchers warn that Venice is slowly sinking due to rising sea levels caused by climate change, combined with the subsidence of the ground beneath the city, potentially necessitating a relocation inland in the future.

Despite clear signals from government representatives that the Venice Commission's recommendations will be accepted, the High Judicial Council today

Workers at Venice's La Fenice opera house have reportedly received death threats following the dismissal of its artistic director, Fortunato Venezi. Unions have condemned the threats, while a member of the Brothers of Italy party defended Venezi.

The Venice Biennale sees India's return after a six-year absence, marking a significant cultural moment. Additionally, a South African artist's work, previously banned, has been reinstated for exhibition at the prestigious event.

French actress Ariane Labed, a Venice best actress award winner, has been cast in 'The Possessed,' the third feature film from Bosnian-Dutch writer-director Ena Sendijarević, marking her English-language debut.

The renowned La Fenice opera house in Venice has severed ties with its controversial incoming music director, Beatrice Venezi, following protests linked to her connections with the Italian Prime Minister.

The Venice opera house has decided to drop its newly appointed music director following controversial remarks regarding nepotism, which had previously led to a strike.

The Venice Commission has issued key criticisms and recommendations regarding proposed prosecution laws, often referred to as 'Mrdić's laws'. These criticisms highlight various concerns and have led to differing views among legal experts.

The Venice Biennale jury announced it will not award prizes to artists from countries whose leaders face charges for crimes against humanity.

Expert analysis suggests that Serbia is at risk of having its European funds frozen and its path to EU membership stalled. This assessment follows an opinion issued by the Venice Commission.

Correspondence between the Biennale foundation and the Russian commissioner reveals efforts to reopen the Moscow pavilion, including a proposed workaround to bypass sanctions for visa acquisition.

Serbian experts and N1 interlocutors discussed the Venice Commission's recommendations regarding specific Serbian laws, noting the unprecedented explicitness of the commission's advice.

American director, actress, screenwriter, and producer Maggie Gyllenhaal has been announced as the president of the main competition jury for the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.

Belgian fashion designer Dries van Noten has opened his foundation in Venice, featuring an inaugural exhibition titled 'The only true protest is beauty' with over 200 art pieces.

The Venice Biennale jury announced that participants from countries whose leaders are accused of crimes by the International Criminal Court (ICC), specifically Russia and Israel, will not be considered for international art event awards.

The Venice Commission has issued an urgent opinion on Serbia's 'Mrdić laws' regulating the judiciary and prosecution, expressing regret over the absence of public debate and outlining a series of…

Venice is introducing its longest-running ten-day period of charging an entrance fee for tourists visiting for only a few hours without an overnight stay, effective from Friday until May 3rd.

The Slovenian pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale is presenting the project 'Sound Trace of the Invisible House,' inspired by the short existence of the first mosque built in Slovenia in 1917.

Brazilian director of Associação Cultural Videobrasil, Solange Oliveira Farkas, will preside over the all-female jury for the 61st Venice Art Biennale, which runs from May 9 to November 22.

The Venice Commission has emphasized the importance of ensuring that the wording of the question for the August 29 referendum allows voters to fully understand its content and the implications of their stance.

Ukraine has appealed to Italy to deny visas to Russian participants for the Venice Biennale, while Latvia has threatened to boycott the event if Russia is allowed to participate. This highlights international opposition to Russia's presence at the cultural festival.

Guilio Bertelli's debut hybrid feature 'Agon', which premiered in Venice, is reviewed as a haunting high-art study of three female athletes training for a mock Olympic Games.

Stefanović commented on the so-called "Mrdić's laws," stating they are a symptom and that the government will have to try what it has sown, also mentioning the government's readiness to act without the Venice Commission's final opinion.

Vilhjálmur Árnason, chairman of Iceland's parliamentary constitutional and supervisory committee, is considering a joint meeting with the foreign affairs committee and the Venice Commission to address unclear wording.

The iconic Italian city of Venice faces an increasingly uncertain future, with researchers warning it could be completely submerged in coming decades if sea levels continue to rise.

The Times reports that Venice is increasingly threatened by rising water levels, suggesting that the city may soon require extreme measures like submarines for visitors due to its precarious situation.

The U.S. State Department's overhauled process for selecting an artist for the Venice Biennale has drawn scrutiny after control was given to an individual who previously owned a pet food store.

An art exhibition in Venice's customs station features works by various artists, including Michael Armitage, Amar Kanwar, Lorna Simpson, and Paulo Nazaret, with two artists sharing two houses.

Researchers studying the long-term impact of climate change on the Venetian Lagoon have proposed moving the city as a potential solution to protect Venice from future flooding.

According to climatologist Piero Lionello, Venice is sinking, and extreme measures, including the possibility of dismantling and rebuilding the city elsewhere, may be necessary to save it from rising sea levels.

Germany's pavilion at the Venice Biennale will reflect on former socialist East Germany and its migration flows, telling stories of war and the socialist past.

The Russian pavilion at the Venice Biennale has controversially reopened with a 'rave' party amidst flowers and alcohol, while Spain contributes a space for contemplation to the politically charged event.

Venice is grappling with the severe impacts of excessive tourism and climate change, with former mayor Costa advocating for entry limits and Nobel laureate Rinaudo warning that the Mose flood barrier is insufficient.

The Venice Biennale is heavily influenced by world politics this year, with significant controversy surrounding the participation of Russia and Israel.

Russia is participating in the Venice Art Biennale for the first time since the war in Ukraine began, a move that has caused weeks of uproar and led to the resignation of the entire jury.

The Venice Biennale is featuring a unique presentation described as 'in a minor key,' which includes a German prefabricated building and Russian folk music. This highlights specific artistic and cultural contributions at the renowned international exhibition.

Two men were rescued naked from Venice's canals in the early morning, but a 20-year-old who also jumped in was found lifeless, prompting a search operation.

Artist Lubaina Himid discusses her journey to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale, a culmination of a 40-year effort, after previously having to show her work in less prominent spaces.

Burano, a captivating island in the Venice lagoon, is highlighted for its vibrant and bold use of color, which adds liveliness and character to the place, making it a picturesque destination.

The Russian pavilion in Venice has opened despite massive protests, becoming a focal point for the chaotic atmosphere surrounding one of the world's most important cultural events.

The survival of Venice is threatened by both rising sea levels and excessive tourism, prompting calls for limits on visitor numbers and a 'waterline' to protect the city.

Experts are warning that Serbia is sliding into debt slavery as billions from the EU's Growth Plan remain on EU accounts because Serbia has not fulfilled the recommendations of the Venice Commission, a situation dismissed by Minister Mali.

A concrete deer sculpture by Ukrainian artist Zhanna Kadyrova, created before the invasion, has become a powerful symbol of survival and displacement as it makes its way to the Venice Biennale in 2026.

A guide highlights pavilions and exhibitions not to be missed at the upcoming Venice Art Biennale, offering insights into both prominent and subtle displays.

The Venice Biennale is facing a crisis just days before its opening, following the mass resignation of its jury members. This unexpected development has cast a shadow of uncertainty over the prestigious international art exhibition.

Despite Moscow's clear use of art for political purposes, a Russian Pavilion will once again be present at this year's Venice Biennale, raising questions about its inclusion.

After a career in fashion, Dries Van Noten and partner Patrick Vangheluwe have opened a foundation in Venice's Palazzo Pisani Moretta to showcase artists and artisans they admire, with an inaugural exhibition running through October.

This article explores the historical tradition of carnivals in Riga, Latvia, noting that the practice was common over 500 years ago, similar to modern-day celebrations in Venice or Brazil.

Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, the president of the Venice Biennale, is described as a versatile intellectual and right-wing anarchist who has caused chaos and alienated many, including almost everyone except Putin.

The jury of the Venice Art Biennale has collectively resigned, reportedly due to issues of pride and stubbornness. This collective resignation has plunged the prestigious art event into chaos.

Artist Florentina Holzinger discusses the importance of trigger warnings as a sign of respect and reveals details about her transformation of the Austrian Pavilion into a sewage treatment plant for the Venice Biennale.

Latvian artists, including the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art, have launched a protest campaign called 'Death in Venice' against Russia's involvement in the Venice Biennale.

Conductor Beatrice Venezi has been dismissed from a position in Venice before she even began, marking another controversy in her career.

The Isola Santa Cristina, a private island near Venice owned by the Swarovski family, has been put up for sale for the first time in 40 years, with an asking price of 22.3 million Swiss Francs.

A century after its invention, the article questions if performance art can still shock, as two bold artists in Venice prepare to test audience limits.

The Justice Ministry's working group has held its first meeting to address the recommendations from the Venice Commission. However, there are accusations that the Minister of Justice is obstructing and disavowing the Commission's assessment.

The 61st Venice Biennale is characterized by rapid politicization and clear factionalism, departing from its predecessors, raising questions about the quality of art amidst the political discourse.

The Working Group for preparing amendments to judicial laws, aimed at aligning with the recommendations of the Venice Commission experts, held its first meeting today, chaired by Minister of Justice Nenad Vujić.

The Lithuanian Parliament's Culture Committee is expected to finalize its consideration of amendments to the LRT law. These decisions are said to reflect the findings and conclusions of the Venice Commission.

Artists at the Venice Biennale discuss their interpretations of the late curator Koyo Kouoh's title 'In Minor Keys,' aiming to resist spectacle and return to the essence of artmaking.

Lidija Komlen Nikolić, President of the Association of Prosecutors of Serbia, commented on the Venice Commission's opinion, stating that they are awaiting the state's response and actions.

Serbia's High Prosecutorial Council has reportedly rejected a recommendation put forth by the Venice Commission. This decision has drawn attention regarding judicial reforms in the country.

Lithuania is actively coordinating potential actions to articulate its stance on Russia's planned participation and opening of its national pavilion at the upcoming Venice Biennale in May.

Dissidents from Belarus Free Theatre are showcasing the sights, sounds, smells, and even tastes of brutal repression at the Venice Biennale, drawing from their experiences of imprisonment, torture, and surveillance.

Lawyer Sofija Mandić commented on the Venice Commission's opinion regarding 'Mrdić's laws,' stating it represents a victory for the judiciary and will require the executive branch to reinstate displaced prosecutors.

Venice's La Fenice opera house has dismissed its musical director, who was appointed in September, following ongoing disputes with musicians and staff. The director is reportedly close to Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy party.

The Venice Biennale is showcasing a new cohort of 'post-medium' artists who are dissolving traditional materials and categories to address contemporary issues.

With elections approaching in Venice, investigations into Mayor Brugnaro and recent poll results indicating discontent are highlighting the struggles of the right-wing in the lagoon city.

The article discusses various political problems in Serbia, referencing the 'much-suffering marshal Aca' and the positive impact of the student movement.

Actress and director Maggie Gyllenhaal has been announced as the head of the jury for the upcoming Venice Film Festival.

Italy's Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli will not attend the opening of the Venice Biennale, citing Russia's participation in the international art exhibition as the reason.

The Venice Biennale has decided not to award prizes to artists from countries accused of war crimes, a move that follows significant criticism of an earlier decision to include Russia in the exhibition.

Conductor Beatrice Venezi is at the center of a new controversy following an interview with Argentine newspaper La Nación, prompting a strong and critical response from workers at Venice's La Fenice theater who called her statements "false, serious, and offensive."

Ministerstwo Kultury Włoch poinformowało, że Alessandro Giuli – szef tego resortu – nie weźmie udziału w inauguracji Biennale Sztuki w Wenecji, które odbędzie się 9 maja.

Former prosecutor Jasmina Paunović stated that Serbian authorities should pass a law to annul all judicial laws adopted on the proposal of the ruling party, following today's recommendations from the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe.

The Polish Pavilion at the upcoming 61st Venice Art Biennale will present the 'Languages of Water' project, which explores communication beyond spoken language, including whale songs.

Montenegro's exhibition from the Venice Architecture Biennale, titled 'Understanding the Earth: INTERSTITIUM,' is set to open at King Nikola's Castle and will be on display until June 19.

The jury of the Venice Biennale has decided to exclude artists from Russia and Israel from its awards, a move that comes as the EU threatens to cut funding.

Tiago Guedes' film "Aquí" has been officially selected to be featured at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.

Ásta Fanney Sigurðardóttir will represent Iceland at the 61st Venice Biennale, the world's largest art event, which opens on May 9th and runs until November.

The decision to accept Russian artists at the Venice Biennale has ignited a strong reaction, with the EU seeking to reduce funding and advocating for a tougher stance against Moscow.

The Trump administration is reportedly interfering with the Venice Biennale by appointing an individual with no relevant experience, a former dog food salesperson, to oversee the US Pavilion.

Minister Vujić announced that a formal response to the draft opinion from the Venice Commission would be dispatched today. This action addresses the commission's preliminary assessment on a matter of national importance.

The 2026 Venice Biennale is facing politicized backlash due to Russia's return to the exhibition and the participation of Israel and the US.

Finland's political leadership has announced that they will not attend the Venice Biennale if the Russian pavilion is opened, though some public officials will still visit to support Finnish art.

As Venice continues to sink, discussions are emerging about the extreme possibility of relocating the lagoon city to protect it from rising sea levels. While technically feasible, such a move would incur enormous costs.

The curator of the Ukrainian pavilion at the Venice Biennale, Leonid Marushchak, discusses efforts to save historical and cultural values during the war, highlighting the "Museum Open for Renovation" initiative.

Tips are provided for discovering tranquil spots within the Venice Lagoon, along with other suggestions for leisure activities.

The Italian Embassy in Mogadishu hosted an event to officially present Somalia's inaugural participation in the International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia.

A research team has presented four potential strategies to protect Venice from the threat of rising sea levels. Among the options being considered is the complete reconstruction of the historic city.

Singaporean performance artist Amanda Heng is presenting her work titled 'A Pause' at the 61st Venice Biennale. The prestigious art exhibition is held every two years and this edition runs from May 9 to November 22.

A photo gallery showcases "Little Venice," a picturesque area in London known for its canals and waterways.

The center-left mayoral candidate for Venice, Martella, criticized ten years of right-wing 'quagmire' in the city and deemed the entrance ticket ineffective, advocating for better management of tourist flows and a special statute.

The informal association of judges and public prosecutors 'Defense of the Profession' has accused the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) of deliberately ignoring the recommendations of the Venice Commission during its latest session, particularly regarding the punishment of prosecutors.

Russia has set up its pavilion at the Venice Biennale while Iran remains absent, leading Italy's Culture Minister to accuse organizers of engaging in foreign policy and fearing a propaganda victory for Russia.

The Venice Biennale is in crisis, with the traditional Golden Lion award not being given this year following the resignation of the jury due to controversies surrounding Russia's and Israel's participation.

Work has commenced on amending the controversial 'Mrdić's laws' in Serbia, aligning with the opinion provided by the Venice Commission.

Belgrade is hosting an event dedicated to showcasing top Italian crafts from Florence, following last year's successful edition which focused on Venice.

Brdar in Venice: 'She' and 'He' will attract attention for six months at the exhibition 'Confluences' in Marinaressa Gardens, near the Gardens and the Biennial.

Italy is gearing up for administrative elections on May 24 and 25, with over 6 million Italians eligible to vote, as the center-left aims to win Venice and the center-right targets Reggio Calabria.

The renowned and extravagant glassmaker Dale Chihuly has returned to Venice, prompting discussion about the reasons behind his latest presence in the city.

Artist Marina Abramović's latest exhibition, "Transforming Energy," has opened at the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice, featuring a display of plaster bones to evoke the traumas of war.

An immersive art exhibition, inviting visitors to explore the vastness of the ocean, has opened in a former convent on an island in Venice.

Italy's right-wing government, led by Giorgia Meloni, faces challenges in its attempts to exert control over the arts, impacting opera houses, museums, and the Venice Biennale.

The Wall Street Journal details an experiment to experience Venice, Italy, on a budget, outlining a weekend trip designed to cost approximately $1,000.

A German cookbook author's latest book delves into the origins of aperitivo culture, revealing the Habsburgs' unexpected involvement in the invention of the Spritz in Venice.

Italy's Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli has sharply criticized the Venice Biennale president, Pietrangelo Buttafuoco, for allowing Russia's contribution, accusing him of attempting to conduct foreign policy.

The Venice Biennale is experiencing significant turmoil, marked by unprecedented changes such as the abolition of the Golden Lion award and its replacement by a 'Visitors' Lion'. The situation has also seen the resignation of the committee and interventions from foreign ministers, highlighting political influence in the "Olympics of Art."

India's representation at the Venice Biennale focuses on the theme and meaning of 'home,' showcasing artistic interpretations from the country.

Artist Florentina Holzinger will convert the Austrian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale into a sewage treatment plant, inviting audience participation.

A traveler shared their experience visiting Latvia, expressing skepticism about the common comparison of a Latvian city's landmark to Venice.

The jury for the Venice Art Biennale has collectively resigned in protest against the inclusion of Russian and Israeli participants, just days before the festival's opening.

Andrea Dandolo, a significant 14th-century Doge of the Venetian Republic, solidified Venice's position on the Adriatic coast, particularly concerning Croatian cities, through a blend of political pragmatism, military force, and long-term strategy.

The play "Siberian Files," originally staged six years ago at the "Mihai Eminescu" National Theater, is currently on a three-night tour in Italy, performing for the diaspora in Bologna, Rome, and Venice from April 28 to May 3.

Orchestra members at Venice's La Fenice opera house are protesting against superintendent Fortunato Colabianchi, demanding his resignation amidst ongoing disputes.

The High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (VST) in Bosnia and Herzegovina has postponed its discussion on the recommendations from the Venice Commission concerning 'Mrdić's laws'. The VST chairman provided reasons for this delay, which has drawn public attention.

A dispute has emerged at Venice's Teatro La Fenice, with orchestra members responding to conductor Beatrice Venezi's accusations of favoritism, while fellow conductor Gianna Fratta criticized Venezi's handling of the situation.

Dreamscape paintings by the late artist Matthew Wong will be featured in a dazzling display at Venice’s Palazzo Tiepolo Passi, solidifying his place in art history.

The Seimas committee in Lithuania has postponed amendments to the LRT law, awaiting an opinion from the Venice Commission.

Serbia has formed a working group to address the Venice Commission's recommendations regarding its latest set of judicial laws, following strong criticism and calls from the European Commission for full and swift implementation.

The European Commission has reiterated its expectation that Serbia will fully implement all recommendations of the Venice Commission on judicial laws, after the High Judicial Council rejected some of…

Oscilloscope Laboratories has secured the North American distribution rights for Carolina Cavalli’s film 'The Kidnapping of Arabella,' which previously premiered at the Venice Film Festival.

A young female conductor, set to be the first female music director at Venice's Teatro La Fenice, was fired after facing significant opposition due to controversial statements.

In less than a month, there will be elections, and the left is positioning itself to govern in the wake of the disputes in the center-right.

Conductor Beatrice Venezi was supposed to be the face of the right's new cultural dominance, but now the La Fenice opera house has ended the collaboration before she really... in Venice

Venice's renowned La Fenice theater has decided to drop its incoming music director. This decision comes after several months of protests regarding the appointment.

The 61st Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition, running from May 9 to November 22, 2026, includes a standout exhibition titled 'Silence' and features the Turkish Pavilion.

The Venice Biennale has refuted allegations that it disregarded international sanctions, responding to claims made against the prestigious art exhibition.

A lawyer states that the Venice Commission has clearly advised Serbian authorities that merely changing "Mrdić's laws" will not suffice, and their consequences must be fully addressed.

The Polish Roma artist and activist Małgorzata Mirga-Tas represented her country at the Venice Biennale in 2022.

The Venice Biennale jury announced that artists and pavilions from Russia and Israel will not be considered for the Golden and Silver Lions, citing leaders accused of crimes against humanity.

Venice is confronting increasingly high sea levels due to accelerated global warming, prompting scientists to warn of the urgent need for adaptation strategies, including embankments or even long-term relocation.

The Venice Biennale jury announced it would not consider countries whose leaders face charges of crimes against humanity for awards, a decision that would impact Israel and Russia.

She’s already taken Paris and Venice – now, with husband Jeff Bezos, she’s stormed New York’s Met Gala.

Ania Muszyńska, curator of the Starak Collection, discusses the mutual fascination between Tadeusz Kantor and Maria Jarema as their works return to Venice.

The Venice Biennale is explored as a platform where art navigates the complexities of politics and various controversies.

The Museum of Contemporary Art – Skopje (MSU), under the patronage of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, is organizing North Macedonia's representation at the Venice Biennale.

Greek director Konstantina Kotzamani, known for her award-winning short and medium-length films, is set to premiere her first feature film, "Titanic Ocean," at the Cannes Film Festival. Her previous works have been screened at major festivals including Cannes, Berlinale, Venice, and Locarno.

A new study published in Scientific Reports outlines four scenarios to save Venice from being 'definitively lost' due to floods caused by climate change. The research emphasizes the urgent need for radical steps to protect the historic city as it continues to sink and sea levels rise.

An analysis of plans to save Venice from sinking concludes that none will preserve the city in its current form. Venice has experienced increased flooding over the past century due to rising sea levels and the city's own subsidence.

Latvia has taken the lead in advocating for Russia's exclusion from the prestigious Venice Biennale art exhibition. The call aims to prevent Russia's participation in the international cultural event.

A heartwarming video circulating online shows a kind gondolier in Venice retrieving a distraught child's toy, a Stitch doll, after it fell into a canal, saving the family's outing.

Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabic announced on Monday that she has received a draft opinion from the Venice Commission regarding recently adopted amendments to the country's judiciary.

Inaction on climate change is forcing Venice to undertake colossal investments, potentially including relocation efforts, to adapt to environmental challenges.

Five years after the launch of its MOSE flood barriers, Venice is already seeking a "plan B" due to rising sea levels and ecological damage caused by the heavy use of the current defence system. City authorities are considering their next move to protect the city.

Latvian Culture Minister Agnese Lāce announced she will not attend the opening of the Venice Biennale if Russia is represented, expressing hope that the Russian pavilion will remain closed.

Venice can gain time against the sea, but it cannot escape radical choices, warns a study analyzing four climate adaptation paths.