Episode 22 | To Venice and Rome

Episode 22 | To Venice and Rome

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The Infinite Yayoi Kusama (re-release)

The international avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama has passed away at 97, but her work and extraordinary legacy will remain for posterity. As our own small remembrance, we revisit a 2025 episode exploring her unmatched influence, in which art historian Jennifer DeVere Brody, art c ...  Show more

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Curator Adrienne Edwards joins guest host Ebony L. Haynes to share their tips, tricks, and must-see shows from the 2026 Venice Biennale, the sixty-first iteration of the world’s largest and longest-running art biennale. This year’s Venice Biennale opened to great acclaim in May, ...  Show more

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