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Ukraine urges Venice Biennale to exclude Russia’s 2026 pavilion over war invasion, sparking debate on art and geopolitics.
Ukraine has urged the Venice Biennale to exclude Russia from its 2026 exhibition, opposing the return of Russia’s national pavilion after its 2022 invasion.
Despite criticism from Italy’s government, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and international figures, the Biennale organizers defended the inclusion as part of their commitment to artistic freedom and dialogue.
Russia’s project, titled “Tree rooted in the sky,” features 38 international young artists and explores philosophical themes.
The decision has sparked debate over culture’s role in geopolitical conflict, with concerns about legitimizing Russia amid ongoing war crimes allegations.
The Biennale, established in 1895, continues to draw over 600,000 visitors annually.
Ucrania insta a la Bienal de Venecia a excluir el pabellón de Rusia en 2026 por la invasión de guerra, lo que desencadena un debate sobre el arte y la geopolítica.