First look at Australia’s entry in Venice Biennale
Australia unveiled its entry in the 61st Venice Biennale despite the top prizes becoming unavailable after the judging jury resigned. The exhibition, 'conference of one's self' by Khaled Sabsabi, opened to VIPs in Venice.
Australia has unveiled its entry in the 61st Venice Biennale, despite the festival's top prizes becoming unavailable after the judging jury resigned. The exhibition, 'conference of one's self' by western Sydney artist Khaled Sabsabi, opened to VIPs on Wednesday in Venice. Sabsabi was hired, sacked, and rehired as Australia's Biennale representative after a controversy over two decade-old works depicting terrorists. The exhibition proceeded amid the controversy surrounding the festival's judging process.
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