Subodh Gupta expands the meaning of Galleries through Venice Biennale.

The Venice Biennale allows the best artists to leave their mark. Lorenzo Fiaschi, founder of the Galleria Continua, believes that artists sometimes need more space to fulfill their desires. The gallery supports many events, including the addition of artist Jonathas de Andrade, who will be exhibited in the Brazilian National Pavilion. Events include the Fondaco dei Tedeschi installation by French-Moroccan artist Leila Alaoui, which will be expanded. Subodh Gupta's World (2017) in the garden of the Belmond Cipriani Hotel. Fiaschi suggested that the mansion-like building constructed from Subodh Gupta's discarded electronics could be used by interested parties even if Alaoui's work is not for sale.  

It will take a little longer than usual, but soon the art world will realize the value of some of the best modern art and start collecting it. Cecilia Alemani, the chief curator of the High Line, has organized a major exhibition titled "The Milk of Dreams." The exhibition will also include some hopeful behind-the-scenes stories to help their artists showcase the now sold-out Ted Country Pavilion. Ahead of today's performance, the museum has been working behind the scenes to help artists showcase their work on one of the world's most popular platforms. 

The main exhibitions of the Biennale are not, strictly speaking, for sale. This way of organizing a show is different from the famous market, where few artists can go out. However, it is not always clear from history that this distinction exists. According to the New York Times, the biennial was sold until 1968, and the major conference includes a slate of venues for participating artists through 2019. There are also informal and formal events that seem to benefit from the influx of wealthy collectors in Venice. A critic called the Biennale the "oligarchs' showroom," right?  

There are signs that buyers and sellers are taking into account the growth of Giardini and Arsenal this year, which will affect demand across the market. The artistic title and title of this exhibition are taken from a book by Leonora Carrington, reflecting the popularity of surrealism at the time. A painting by the Czech artist Tojen, included in 'The Milk of Dreams', sold for 1.5 million euros. The piece sold for six million euros (USD 8.1 million), twice the highest expected price, during Sotheby recently exclusive sale in Paris. Additionally, Victoria Miro will support the presence of Paula Rego in Clematis exhibition, simultaneously presenting the work of a British Portuguese painter in a Venetian location.  

The venue that represents Venice artists often contributes to the cost of their work, including everything from production to studio support to transportation. How can the gallery maintain itself and the interests of the artist while preserving the commercial spirit of the biennale?  

According to Paola Potena, the strict curator of the Venice Biennale stands out from other art forms. This year's Italian representative at the Biennale is the sculptor Gian Maria Tosatti. 

The Galleria Continua is also hosting an exhibition by Ukrainian artist Zhanna Kadyrova. The Ukrainian word "Palianytsia" means rice. The pronunciation of Russians has been taken over by food, and it has become a kind of regional code in Ukraine. Fiasco said that the show will be sold out and the proceeds will go to Ukrainian charities for women and children.  

Instead, Norr described this year's biennale as a rare escape from the pressures of sales in the art world. He pointed out that Clematis vision was not related to the market. The opportunity to see great, international, and group artists is decreasing. I believe we need it more than ever. "