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Venice Biennial: What happens when man is no longer the center?

: PHOTO ART: This year's art biennial in Venice shows us a different world, more tangled, disturbing, strange and fragile at the same time. From each room, vibrating lines are drawn between disaster and collapse, colonialism and belonging, man and machine.
Alexander Carnera -

Surrealistic self-making

: Interview: The Akademie der Künste archive in Berlin recently opened with an exhibition of German Ginka Steinwachs' installations. On that occasion, Ny Tid had a conversation with the surrealist poet.
Eivind Tjønneland -
PHOTOGRAPHY: This year's Venice Art Biennale shows us a different world, more tangled, unsettling, weird and fragile at the same time. From each room, vibrant lines are drawn between disaster and collapse, colonialism and belonging, human and machine.

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