Exploring the politics of the Venice Biennale
The Venice Biennale embodies international relations and geopolitics on the very surface level. Its politics, however, are more complex.
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Julia Bethwaite is a doctoral student in International Relations in the Faculty of Management, University of Tampere, Finland, and a member of the research projects 'Cultural Statecraft in International Relations: The Case of Russia' (Academy of Finland) and 'Spaces of Justice Across East-West Divide' (Kone Foundation). She explores the role of art in international relations with a focus on Russian actors in the transnational field of art, examining practices of cultural diplomacy, transnational cultural relations and the interaction of state and non-state actors within the field of art.
The Venice Biennale embodies international relations and geopolitics on the very surface level. Its politics, however, are more complex.
Exploring the politics of the Venice Biennale Read More »
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