The lagoon that surrounds Venice is arguably what makes the city so definitive. That said, the canals that run through the city act as a means of transportation, and are both an iconic and essential part of Venice. The only other way to see it is by foot, which, due to our lack of funds… Read More A Biennale Volunteer ‘Wanders Anywhere’
Of the nine artworks at EM15, Doug Fishbone’s S.O.S ( Costa Concordia) has consistently drawn the most attention. Crowds would frequently stop and look at the piece from the nearby public bridge, even if no-one was currently playing that hole. Perhaps this was because the ship’s outside placement meant that along with Ellie Harrison’s Life… Read More ‘Cruise ships are what Venetians love to hate and hate to love’: Doug Fishbone’s S.O.S.
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