VENICE BIENNALE 2024 - FULL ARSENALE WALKTHROUGH

The Art Fair Guy visited the Pre Opening of the 2024 La Biennale di Venezia (Venice Biennale) and took a full walkthrough Video of the Arsenale Exhibition area.

Discover the Arsenale's transformation from Venice's largest pre-industrial production center to a pivotal contemporary art venue at the 60th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. This video takes you through the historic site, now an artistic hub hosting pieces curated by Adriano Pedrosa, the first Latin American curator from the Southern Hemisphere to lead this event. Highlights include innovative displays at the Teatro alle Tese, Teatro Piccolo Arsenale, Giardino delle Vergini, and Sale d’Armi. Witness how history and modern art intersect from April 20 to November 24, 2024.

[AyhanMutluArt]

Thanks for sharing the exhibits. Artists and art lovers have the chance to see exhibitions that they cannot access

[margaretfarquhar]

Thank you, I am re invigorated by the works shown here, I am grateful to you 💜

[robertspies]

Finally an art faire video worth watching. Thank you.

[NatureRelaxingSounds-tqoj]

The pace of the video is much better. Will come back this afternoon and finish watching

[rockywitzenstein]

You just saved me the expenses of a trip to Venice and a lot of anger and frustration. ;-D 😅 Thanks!

[sudoroomhackerspace]

thank you!!! I love you! this is great

[anbanb]

this is not a degradation of art,
this is when degradation has been composted to dust,
mediocrity and post decay.

[pawelolewinski]

Thank you for your video that inspired me to take action. I understood it like entering a huge bookstore with a camera. You can't say anything about books by judging them by their covers. You need to spend time reading about the authors and the stories that were written. Then you have fun!

[franciskodankandath]

❤❤❤Artist Francis Antony Kodankandath, Kerala, India 🎉

[Frank]

You missed Albania (opposite to Senegal)

[stephenhanger]

The Organizers, "who are the only ones who make any money from this type of scam "must have some kind of Tripe and Crap to justify the entrance fee to this glamorized trinket noality show. And the best part, The talentless self proclaimed Artist pay the Organizers to provide the entertainment. Over and over and over. SWEEEET.

[incognito]

These shows make me jittery. Everyone without talent is usually in these shows. Art doesn’t know where to go from here. We have to put up with the “ experimenters” while they bore us with mundane presentations.
We are a bored, mostly an un informed populace so we accept what excuse is given as art. The classics still hold all there is to know about great art. We don’t need to reinvent the wheel. We need to improve on the wheel.

[juansamillan]

Que triste está Venecia si le faltas TU

[nancysmitherman]

What a waste of time and money for anyone who went to this exhibit. Glad I was able to sit at home and skip thru it quickly. What a shame so much inferior trash!

[alfonsodacevedo]

It is a joke. Is an disrespectful with the art, the artists and the audience. Any object, any trash or any utensil exhibit by pseudo artists pretend to be considered art. The organizers or galleries not have moral authority to call it art.

[claudiomartinenghi]

Quando si dice, la crisi culturale dell Occidente, qui siamo alla sclerosi neuronale

[ТамараАнохина-пц]

Грустное зрелище, это дегуманизация общества

[ИнокентийМилавский]

Какой бред не на что просто посмотреть

[Frühobst]

"Foreigners everywhere" why arent there any critical artworks about political islam and the intolerance of political islam?

[alexandruradvan]

So political it gets you sick. Weak art, strong slogans. Maybe it is time for less propaganda and more quality. Great video, poor curator, bad show. Political correctness is not the key to powerful, meaningful, memorable art, in front of which you are not thinking what is the color, gender, carbon emission etc of the artist. What a shame on the prestigious Venice Biennale....people are actually spending serious money to come and see, you know? What next? How about a blind curator?