The Giardini: Napoleon’s Garden, Now a Turf War Between Nations

A wander through the Venice Biennale’s Giardini, from a folded gold ribbon and a piano under a rippling ceiling to feathered figures in a colonnade, plus the 1907 story of how nations came to build permanent pavilions here.
A Cross Made of Security Cameras

Ten minutes from the queue at St Marks, in a Benedictine church off the tourist route, the exiled Belarus Free Theatre have built the loudest thing I have seen at this Biennale.
