once again there's plenty of food for thought at the venice biennale. also making an appearance at this year's be analogous britain's edmund de vos world famous ceramicist and a bestselling author and it's perhaps only fitting that he'll have two exhibitions in venice one expanding on his exploration of literature and exile and the other featuring his trademark porcelain vessels a material the virtues of which he simply can't extol enough as we learned on a visit to his studio. has shaped edmund evolves life it started when he made his first parts at the age of just five his fascination for the white earth continues to grow half a century later. who wouldn't adore. devolved worships porcelain as the perfect material not only because it's a deceptively pure substance solid yet translucent hard and fragile but also because it was a desirable commodity and traveled the globe connecting people you have to start looking for opportunities to rebuild empathy. you know and my job my my job which is why i come to work you know to make things which are i hope beau

everyone ignores it this installation from lithuania was awarded the golden lion at this year's venice biennalethere the 58th edition of the exhibition saw a record 90 national pavilions and experts say the be annihilated was never as political as this year's event whose fitting motto is may you live in interesting times. if you read it did he sort of did you know. many times. can be where defined as time becoming more difficult to. germany's pavilion also made a political statement a massive wall symbolizes the 1st world's increasing isolation against migrants. the work barkha nostra by swiss artist christophe usual is also political the centerpiece is a rusting fishing boat that sank off the coast of sicily in 2015 more than $800.00 migrants drowned italy's right wing populist government protested against the installation art enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale and. now a grandmother from arizona has taken the plunge and fulfilled a lifelong dream rosie johnson has jumped out of an of an airplane at 3000 meters

opening up to the public on saturday for the fifty eighth time this year's venice biennale it is intended not to send messages but rather to raise questions. and british the ramesses edmund deval is also at the be a knowledge and brings his remarkable library of exile and his passion for porcelain to venice. but first we had to southern germany where the doc fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and one hundred fifty nine films from over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe well a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. playing in the reagan tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people make a decision on where is that they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever to ease you to. these fields.

once again there's plenty food for thought at the venice biennale. all right quick reminder of the top story with following forty the united states and pose new to. riffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese goods the news comes as the two countries failed to results that differences over the trait beijing says it will retaliate for the sets to continue today. you're watching news life and ballot business is up next with more analysis on this u.s. trying to trade tariffs and i'll be back at the top of the hour it's about what. it. means to. me i'm african hero who fought for freedom and human rights milsom mandela. his opposition to south africa's apartheid regime inspired activists all over the world. and continue to do so. nelson mandela by funding the chief. was in forty fine. millions on. some say that was born into this world alone. but we're not. a mistake and we come into this world we're in it together. each of us can leave a mark. or we can make a real difference at why you are missing all about. that so i will evoke. some time in the twe

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all the support from our more on the way again later peter thank you very much for that now the venice biennale is an opportunity for over half a million people to enter the world of ought without leaving venice ninety countries are represented by individual pavilions giving a snapshot of their artistic outpoint after fifty seven years of no presence gonna has its first national pavilion as the country enjoys an artistic resurgence and i want to see it. spread along the avenues of the judge me like artistic embassy's of the national pavilions all competing to be crowned the winner of the venice biennale. along with the q the more popular the show in this year france is considered one to watch. it's the. low post his taking visit his own a dreamlike journey films sculpture and don says. that the u.s. pavilion with its exhibition of martin pay is solid sculptures it's also proving popular. bringing a national vision to venice is a hugely expensive undertaking most of these billions were originally built and paid for by governments the most and now privately funded european countries dominate head

once again there's plenty food for thought at the venice biennale. all right a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you today the united states has imposed new tower ifs on billions of dollars worth of chinese goods the move comes as the two countries have failed to result that differences over trade beijing says it will now retaliate the talks all set to continue today. and the first results of south africa's election show the ruling african national congress holding a comfortable lead but the tally so far that's the a.n.c. on course for its worst performance in its twenty five years in government. now don't forget you can always get new news on the go just download our app from google play it all from the apple still i will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the feet of me out to send us photos and videos. it watching t.v. news live from berlin business is up next with more analysis of washington's decision to impose increased tariffs on c

now most sport on the way again later thank you very much peyton now finding this bullet on the venice biennale only one of the world's most important art festivals has opened filling the lagoon city with sculptures and installations from around the world ninety countries are represented charlie angela went to have a look. spread along the avenues of the judge to me like artistic embassies of the national pavilions all competing to be crowned the winner of the venice biennale. along with the q the more popular the show in this year france is considered one to watch. this. post is taking visitors on a dreamlike journey films and dances. in the us pavilion with its exhibition of martin play is solid sculptures is also proving popular bringing a national vision to venice is a hugely expensive undertaking most of these billions were originally built and paid for by governments but most are now privately funded european countries dominate here but there have been some new arrivals this year pakistan madagascar and ghana is unique villian is already making waves showing six artists this pavilion delv

plus a sneak peek at the world famous venice biennale on an art show to focus on not the most unusual exit but a monument to europe's refugee crisis and ask what artists can do that journalists cannot. hello and welcome i'm on with a good to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump says there's no need to rush trade talks with china and that the negotiations are continuing in what he course a congenial manner his comments came in a tweets just hours off the u.s. imposed new talents on billions of dollars of chinese imports china has criticised the decision to hike levies and has vowed to retaliate. it would prove to be an uphill climb for the chinese negotiators as talks resumed in washington just hours before new u.s. tariffs went into effect china's vice premier rejected the us as russian oil for the new duties its accusations that beijing had reneged on several points of agreement. or that it's when you are a come here in good faith i want a reasonable and a frank exchange of opinion with the u.s. side china believes out in further tariffs is not a good way to solve our proble

all the world's oldest and most celebrated art event is opening a flea on saturday venice biennale 8 an opportunity for countries to present their artistic talents and for some 80 artists to respond to a theme on this year that title is may you live in interesting times. al-jazeera charlie angelo went along to venice to see how depicting out air. out of control is how this chinese art work feels mesmerizing visitors at the venice be an early an exasperated robotic arm desperately trying to clean up a bloody mess this is the world are to see themselves in lurching from crisis to crisis. and this is how they respond to censorship poverty fake news and broken politics complex questioning and reflecting the times we live in is what the show's curator wanted i think the great thing about art. to try. different. perspectives different ideas. different emotions coexist. artis christopher has brought the plight of refugees to venice with the boat that became a grave 800 refugees in 25th as they tried to cross into europe now a memorial to the dead. and destruction also featuring the work of

i'm telling angela at the venice biennale ali when ninety countries are making their own artistic statement the one new arrival is already leading the pack. how to reign in the south in the west since because sure because i think for the weather in china the moment the brides the tops are those deeper shows the big sunder storms which seem to mostly over the water admittedly so we're going to lose all in taiwan but where you talk in some more secure into china returns to show itself in grungy or you know up in sichuan or was it hard ground it's not the focus i think on friday is more like to be in vietnam where there's a lot of cloud and the potential for some heavy rain but once more it forms in western china comes out today that quite possibly means that you are cut the dry days in hong kong and shanghai it is quite warm to twenty eight to twenty nine degrees although the humidity will be felt. so you see the master plan that covers both the southeast asia it tends to fall off halfords answer come on time in fact most of indonesia is looking dry from the satellite picture or way back thro

follow up to the installation pace monologues which are just stefano congo and staged at the venice biennale both works are commentaries on the global climate crisis. why why about ice because i'm talking about we talk about become a change we're losing all the glass sure. the festival uses lots of electricity and water but the organizers say sustainability is a high priority. place. sustainability is also the subject of this projection revolution by british artist alex robots who now lives in italy. samant a history of hydro power and its uses. the inspiration come from this region here we produce a lot of. energy using higher electricity. and we should be using the power in this way because clean energy. the light designers from the french company spectacular layout are also among international artists presenting at the festival they've set up 3 installations. this one is called the water the light and the mood it was. if by like designer eve . i see the installation as an opera in 4 acts as a symphony. and we present the 4 elements influenced by the phases of the moon that's an arrangemen

the fifty eighth edition of the venice biennale olives called may you live in interesting times that's intended more as a message to visitors than as an all encompassing model for the spectacular art festival featuring works from ninety nations much of it displayed in competing national produce it's. one of the works on display is a machine presented by chinese artist soon young and panu tries in vain to clean up a red liquid. artist's live in the same world we did they read this do they respond to things but there are new themes in this being now so yes i think art. is social but in a different way than. journalism or history or through policy. and approach is how we experience the of. the work that has attracted most attention though is this ship wreck it was transported to venice by sea the fishing vessel sank off the libyan coast in two thousand and fifteen with more than one thousand refugees on board if you survived being. swiss artist christophe blowhole has installed it for the duration of the be an island in a prominent position in venice harbor. the job of artists is to raise

opening up to the public on saturday for the fifty eighth time this year's venice biennale it is intended not to send messages but rather to raise questions. and british the rama says the edmund deval is also at the be an island and brings his remarkable library of exile and his passion for porcelain to venice. but first we had to southern germany where the dock fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and one hundred fifty nine films for over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe well a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. while in the raven tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people make a decision on where it is that they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever east a community. these fields. for us humans in time we don't like to have. to tankers only pushed will be coming. what can you do. push exposes the massive

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enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale. now a grandmother from arizona has taken the plunge and fulfilled a life long dream rosie johnson jumped out of an airplane at 3000 meters to celebrate 86 day she said she had been determined to cross skydiving off list off the landing like a pro she said she felt like a bird up in the sky and had this message for her late husband collected the bell you were wrong i had a wonderful time i'm still a lot going on in one piece. and broach elations crazy jumps and. what a brilliant thing i can tell you from personal experience it's nothing quite like jumping out of a plane parachutes are important for us this is the news coming up next shift in living in the digital age thank you so much for watching. on. earth the home or saving googling to yes tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global oil and he is the employee in the series of global 3000 on t w and online what's the connection betwe

enthusiastic and get a closer view of these works reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale and. let's take a look at sports now and in formula one championship leader valley it's partly about terry bought aswell start the spanish grand prix in pole position after setting the fastest time in saturday's qualifying it will be the 3rd race in a row that bob test has started for the front of the grid and the finn will be joined by his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton who stars in 2nd ferrari sebastian vettel begins in 3rd place as a mercedes you will look to continue their early season dominance. it watching the news live from berlin we'll leave you now with some beautiful pictures from the water light festival in preston oney italy. playing a gay. gay . gay. we're not here to judge but to eliminate prejudices. we're not here to change your opinion but to open some space for different points of view we're not here to speak on behalf of anybody but to let everybody.

it's known as the olympics of the art world, artists descend on venice for its biennale internationalrt festival. the united nations says houthi rebels trying to topple the government in yemen are honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports in the country but the withdrawal has also been met with skepticism and mistrust from the yemeni government. hudaydah and a number of other smaller ports are crucial for the distribution of international aid in a country where millions are on the verge of starvation. this report from our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, contains some distressing images. the first signs of life in a deal that was almost dead. today, houthi fighters started pulling out from all key ports saying they would be out in four days. they had been in charge here for nearly five years. now, the coast guard will be running yemen's vital gateway. they put on a bit of a show today. the yemeni government says it's all a show, accusing houthi fighters of changing uniforms to keep their men in place. the houthis accuse them and their saudi—led backers of blo

plus does this float your boat it's one of the more unusual exhibits of this year's venice biennale ali i'll show you a monument to europe's migration crisis we'll take a closer look at that and the exhibition. on his mackinnon thanks so much for your company. now the standoff between china and the u.s. over trade has taken a turn for the worse at the stroke of midnight washington time the u.s. increased tariffs on two hundred billion dollars of imports from china that's an increase from ten to twenty five percent the move comes as the two sides failed to reach an agreement at talks in the u.s. negotiate offset to continue today to try to break the impasse u.s. president donald trump outlined some of the reasons there's been no deal reached so far you know with the piggy bank that everybody steals from including china we've been paying jonah five hundred billion dollars a year for many many years china rebuilt their country because of us i don't blame them i blame our past leadership for allowing this to half of what i'm doing now with china should have happened many years ago not just

the venice art biennale opened today, with british, scottish, welsh and irish pavilions all on show. hat man—made masterpiece rising out of a salty lagoon, with its magnificent palazzos, shimmering canals and napoleonic gardens. at the end of which is the british pavilion. a neoclassical building that plays host to a disturbing and, at times, brutal installation by the artist, cathy wilkes, whose display of eerie mannequins and household objects is representing britain at the 2019 venice art biennale. she trained in belfast, as did the sculptor eva rothschild, who has filled the irish pavilion with an array of materials and shapes that create a sort of landscape of art to wander through — and to climb on. to talk about the biennale's founding idea, dating back over 100 years, an artist representing a country. is there an argument against it? that it's an anachronism? i think there could be, if it happened everywhere. i think it's the fact that it is anachronistic and it is the only thing. i mean, if every major art exhibition was themed around national identity, i think that would be

it's known as the ‘0lympics of the art world,‘ artists descend on venice for its biennale internationalval. as us sanctions begin to bite, iran's president has issued a stark warning to his country. hassan rouhani said the nation was facing pressure never before seen in the history of the islamic revolution. banks, oil sales and international trade have all been affected, he said. with the us deploying a second warship to the region. mr rouhani urged his country's factions to unite and counteract the threat. i'm joined now by professor seyed mohammed marandi in iran. he helped negotiate the iran nuclear deal and is now working at the university of tehran. professor, thank you so much for your time. first of all, hassan rouhani, the iranian president, has wa nt of rouhani, the iranian president, has want of difficult times ahead. what is he talking about? well, he was saying that the situation is very similarto during saying that the situation is very similar to during the war period when saddam hussein was supported by western countries and the united states. he was even giving —— given

would seem an unlikely cultural inspiration and the world's oldest and most celebrated event they venice biennale which opened today but the influence of the u.s. president to see me everywhere even if his actual image has been banned by the organizes charlie rangel has been seeking out the subtle and not so subtle trump references. 60000 pages of e-mails contents pretty mundane their effect on hillary clinton's 2016 presidential bid devastating now an art show in venice by artist kenneth goldsmith i wanted to sort of put an end to the speculation of keep saying where are those emails. today where the emails this is the 1st time anybody's ever seen these e-mails these are or hear believe the most important historical documents of our time they change the history of america and therefore they change the history of the world. to celebrated painter adrian gainey president donald trump's image is an inspiration for others he's a source of frustration subtle references to the state of american politics i found throughout the venice be an artist a reason displays a concrete pull from her native mexico

the trump era as inspiring on fire in artists around the world charlie angela reports from the venice biennale. $60000.00 pages of e-mails their contents pretty mundane their effect on hillary clinton's 2016 presidential bid devastating now an art show in venice by artist kenneth goldsmith i wanted to sort of put an end to the speculation of truck keep saying where are those emails and he still says that today law corrupt where the e-mails this is the 1st time anybody's ever seen these e-mails these are all arguably the most important historical documents of our time they change the history of america and therefore they change the history of the world. for celebrated painter adrian gagne president donald trump's image is an inspiration for others he's a source of frustration subtle references to the state of american politics i found throughout the venice be an artist a reason displays a concrete wall from her native mexico. the idea of fake news is explored in joseph's video installation a mishmash of you tube videos news clips internet memes and. the idea of being anything can be considered

cultural inspiration at the world's oldest and most celebrated outspent the venice biennale which happened today but the influence of the u.s. president just everywhere even if his actual image has been banned by the organizers charlie angela has been seeking out the subtle and not so subtle references. $60000.00 pages of e-mails that contents pretty mundane their effect on hillary clinton's 2016 presidential bid devastating now and show in venice by artists chemical smell i wanted to sort of put an end to the speculation of trying to keep saying where are those emails and he still says that today law corrupt where the e-mails this is the 1st time anybody's ever seen these e-mails these are all here believe the most important historical documents of our time they change the history of america and therefore they change the history of the world. for celebrated painter adrian gagne president donald trump's image is an inspiration for others he's a source of frustration subtle references to the state of american politics i found throughout the venice be an artist. displays a concrete pull from

one of the most important asked festivals in the world the venice biennale is open this weekend this ill organize a city event will feature one such address a world into its title may you live in interesting times among this year's highlights is a monument to europe's refugee crisis. the fifty eight edition of the venice be an olive is called may you live in interesting times that's intended more as a message to visitors than as an all encompassing model for the spectacular art festival featuring works from ninety nations much of it displayed in competing national polls illions. one of the works on display is a machine presented by chinese artists soon young and panu tries in vain to clean up a red liquid. artist's live in the same way. they read this. they respond to. but there are new themes in this business. art. and social but in the. the way the. jurors are for history or through. that approach is how we experience the world. the work that has attracted the most attention though is this shipwrecked it was transported to venice by sea the fishing vessel sank off the libyan coast

once again there's plenty food for thought at the venice biennale. you're watching the news here's a recap of the top stories if you're following feel the united states has imposed new talents on billions of dollars worth of chinese goods the move comes as the two countries fail to resolve the differences over trade beijing says it's grilled retaliate talks are set to continue today u.s. president donald trump has said he is a no rush to complete the deal. and the first results of south africa's election show the ruling african national congress holding a comfortable lead but the tally so far puts the a.n.c. on course for its worst performance in his twenty five years in government. that's a finale i bite. the bullet. good shape for ancestors blood was like an aspirin is for us today it was a cure for many things. and that's still. true today. whether for cancer diagnosis auto hema therapy or blood transfusion i'll read the lips of life has many uses. next d.w. . up today don't miss our highlights w. program online w dot com highlights. if you ever h

source of frustration subtle references to the state of american politics i found throughout the venice biennale artist a reason margolis displays a concrete pull from her native mexico. while the idea of fake knees is exploding josephs video installation a mishmash of you cheap videos news clips internet memes an entity's the idea being anything can now be considered news. the united states chose artist martin poet to represent in this year and his sculptures softly deal with issues of democracy allegiance and liberty and what it means to be exploited the work is quite abstract and the artist doesn't do interviews but he has said he hopes it will inspire viewers to question freedom and its fragility. may you live in interesting times is the theme of the show and some critics say trump's influence is inescapable the level of. the work on the show here to be that i think reflects the coarsening of the public discourse in trump's hero a lot of the work here basically shouts very loudly to be heard there's lots of work that is very superficial very authentic and there's a lot of intellectual comple

the venice biennale. every find out how artists around the globe are responding to the world crisis. bottom to the program we begin in yemen where we're getting reports of who the rebels have become redeploying fighters from 3 key ports under u.n. supervision and they include her data which imports all student aid for millions of starving yemenis the ports have long been attacked by saudi and amorality coalition forces supporting the army yemeni government leaders are dismissing the latest toothy offer after 2 previous withdrawals failed as inaccurate and misleading in. reports. the battle for the port of her data has been at the heart of the humanitarian crisis in yemen aid agencies have pleaded with the warring factions to withdraw from the strategic port a gateway for desperately needed food and medicines. millions of facing famine after more than 4 years of fighting between the who thiis and coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and now who thieves rebels will withdrawal fighters

out of control is how this chinese feels mesmerizing visitors at the venice biennale an exasperated robotic arm desperately trying to clean up a bloody mess this is the world are to see themselves in lurching from crisis to crisis. and this is how they respond to censorship poverty fake news and broken politics complex questioning and reflecting the times we live in is what the show's curator wanted think about are. to try to understand how different. perspectives different ideas different emotions co-exist. artis christopher has brought the plight of refugees to venice with the boat that became a grave for 800 refugees in 2015 as they tried to cross into europe now a memorial to the dead. loss and destruction also featuring the work of new zealand artist dane smith who has created a computer printing vast lists of things that have vanished from the world for the nation's closed radio stations extinct animals lost languages failed banks and dead religions israel has brought a field hospital and immersive experience where visitors focus on films about israeli occupation child disappearances

i'm charlie rangel at the venice biennale ali where ninety countries are making that. they've been for one new arrival already leading the pack and backing their way into the next round of the n.b.a. playoffs we don't have the details of who's a man who's out coming up in sports these things. we do still have the chance of some but some places afraid to the middle east over the next couple of days a little bit of clout there showing up around iraq pushing across into iran start to some wonder whether the us if it is where across northern parts of saudi arabia for the time being the wettest weather is up around the caucasus still gerami azerbaijan could see some showers longer spells of right charles to some rainfall also pushing its way back into that western side of iran over the next day i would say could even see some showers into pakistan but the into afghanistan for a time issue quite enough as we go one is that is that cloud just drives its way across iran the be a few showers as we go on through the weekend over towards iraq over towards the levant is lossy fath

i'm charlie rangel at the venice biennale a where ninety countries are making their own artistic statement the one new arrival is already leading the pack. and then sports can know that john b. the master of madrid for the third time came to have the details. hella rain in the south in the west seems to be a good shoe because i think for the weather in china the moment the brights the tops are those deep the big thunderstorms which seem to mostly over the water admittedly so they're going to lose all in taiwan but wait tuck in some moisture into china returns to show itself in grungy or union or up in sichuan obviously the hard ground it's not the focus i think on friday is more like to be in vietnam where is a lot of cloud and the potential for some heavy rain but once more it forms in western china comes out today that quite possibly means that you've got a couple of dry days in hong kong and shanghai and it's quite warm to twenty eight twenty nine degrees although the humidity will be felt so you see the masterplan then that covers most of the southeast asia it tends to fall off halford

i'm charlie rangel at the venice biennale lympics if we are well find out how artists around the globe are responding to the wild crises. and a day to forget behind the wheel reaction from the practice spanish from pre. we still have plenty of spring showers or even longer spells of right across central and eastern parts of europe was a cloud showing up on the satellite picture areas of low pressure we got some right just for the coming in samoa. storms down towards the adriatic pushing across into the aegean sea kwacha weather will come back into western parts of europe still a few showers there just around the by of biscay 4 tiber high pressure will build as we go on through the next couple of days does look disappointing yes just 14 celsius for london in paris also cloud and rain around there for a central possible source germany over towards the east side of the country we are going to see more weather coming through but then it will drive its way further raised as a cane north late there's some stuff there coming back you know over the alps once again but 5060 celsius there for lo

reflecting interesting times until november when the venice biennale day and. you're watching news live from berlin the documentary and human rights is that next and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that's. now on behalf of the whole team here thanks so much for watching. out for. europe the big idea. but what's become of it. will it look like tomorrow will. bring for a better future isn't enough europe requires our participation. your elections 2019 may 26th on. the night street festival in the german city of cologne for a day cause a band pedestrians and bicyclists a free to use the streets normally traffic clogs these roads and pollutes the air levels of fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides high in downtown cologne. pediatrician christiane during is trying to raise awareness of the problem. imo your kit have a cigarette. the cigarette made of chewing gum symbolizes the invisible danger of particular matter and nitrogen oxides it represents the 2 cigarettes with of toxins during says cologne r

seem an unlikely cultural inspiration at the world's oldest and most celebrated arts event the venice biennale which opened today but in print in the u.s. president are seemingly everywhere even if his actual image has been banned by the organizers john engler has been seeking out the subtle and not so subtle trump references. 60000 pages of e-mails contents pretty mundane their effect on hillary clinton's 2016 presidential bid devastating now and show in venice by artist kenneth goldsmith i wanted to sort of put an end to the speculation of keep saying where are those emails. today where the emails this is the 1st time anybody's ever seen these e-mails these are all arguably the most important historical documents of our time to change the history of america and therefore they change the history of the world. to celebrated painter adrian gainey president donald trump's image is an inspiration for others he's a source of frustration subtle references to the state of american politics i found throughout the venice be an artist a reason displays a concrete pull from her native mexico or. the ide

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the venice art biennale opened this weekend with unusual exhibitions representing britain and irelandty could ever be called a work of art, surely it is venice. that man—made masterpiece rising out of a salty lagoon, with its magnificent palazzos, shimmering canals, and napoleonic gardens — at the end of which is the british pavilion — a neoclassical building that plays host to a disturbing and at times brutal installation by the artist cathy wilkes, whose display of eerie mannequins and household objects is representing britain at the 2019 venice art biennale. she trained in belfast, as did the sculptor eva rothschild, who has filled the irish pavilion with an array of materials and shapes that create a sort of landscape of art to wander through, and to climb on, to talk about the biennale's founding idea, dating back over 100 years, an artist representing a country. is there an argument against it, that it's an anachronism? i think there could be, if it happened everywhere. i think it's the fact that it is anachronistic, and it is the only thing. i mean, if every major art exhibitio