Biennial

The Brucennial 2012: 'Harderer, Betterer, Fasterer, and Strongerer' (VIDEO)

VernissageTV | Posted 05.02.2012

Read More: Paintings, Opening, The Bruce High Quality Foundation, Biennial, Contemporary Art, Brucennial, Art Exhibitions, New York City, Visual Art, Vito Schnabel, Video, Arts News
VernissageTV

They did it again: The art collective known as The Bruce High Quality Foundation once more challenges the Whitney Biennial with the Brucennial, and th...

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Biennial "Already a Success"?

Leanne Goebel | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Mayor-John-Hickenlooper, Denver Biennial, Western Hemisphere, Paola Santoscoy, Guillermo Gomez-Pena, Jeronimo Hagerman, Biennial, Biennial of the Americas, The Nature of Things, Brazil, Denver, Plus Gallery, Hemisphere, Ideas, Culture, Denver News
Leanne Goebel

I'm not willing to declare Denver's Biennial of the Americas a success or a failure. I'm waiting for the actual numbers (which I predict will be well below the mayor's hopeful figures).

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Denver's Biennial of the Americas Comes Together

Leanne Goebel | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: In Good We Trust, Teddy Cruz, Bruce Mau, Maria Del Carmen Carrion, Joseph Shaeffer, Denver, Rael San Fratello, Gabriel Acevedo, Alexis Rochas, Lauren Higgs, Biennial, Karlo Andrei Ibarra, Felipe Mujica, The Nature of Things, Denver Biennial, Jonathan Root, Denver-Colorado, Paola Santoscoy, Biennial of the Americas, Jeronimo Hagerman, Nicolas De Moncheaux, Victor Munoz, Santiago Cucullu, Sandra Nakamura, Alexandra Solomon, Kate Lesta, Lucia Koch, Brigida Baltar, Clark Richert, Estefania Penafiel, cypher13, Denver News
Leanne Goebel

There are over 200 biennials that claim to take snapshots of what is happening in the contemporary art world.

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What Does Ecuador Have to Do With Seattle?

Ming Holden | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Ecuador, Family Planning, Macabre, Paintings, Cemoplaf, Alvaro-Noboa-Ecuadorian-Business-Man, Seattle-Washington, Contemporary Art, Biennial, Coca, Obgyn, Alvaro Noboa, Seattle, Joseph Roberts, Politics, Arts News
Ming Holden

Kate Vrijmoet steps back from her spare, dripping portrait of a man standing with bloody stumps for arms, throws back her head, and cackles. "That's so funny!" she crows.

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Living in the Imagination of the World: Treme, Cultural Diplomacy and the International Exhibition

Linda Constant | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: New Orleans, Hbo, Exhibition, Art, Germany, Cultural Diplomacy, Documenta, Prospect 1, Treme, Mardi Gras Indians, Hurricane Katrina, Prospect New Orleans, Mardi Gras, Navin Rawanchaikul, Biennial, Kassel, World News
Linda Constant

Whether the trauma is caused by a war, a natural disaster, or an economic crisis, cultural outreach is a complementary tool to existing methodologies of social recuperation.

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