Art, Politics and Social Change at the Venice Biennale

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By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan By Amy Goodman

This historic city, famous for its canals and its sonorous gondoliers, its stunning museums brimming with art, where tens of thousands stroll the wide Piazza San Marco and wander its maze of narrow alleys, hosts the world’s oldest and most prestigious art biennial, the Venice Biennale.

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