Interviews
Awaiting Venice Biennale 2026: Béatrice de Reyniès and Daniela Ferretti
Artists, curators and collectors engage in a series of conversations dedicated to Venice and the key events shaping the next Art Biennale. Discover this week’s protagonist.
Awaiting Venice Biennale 2026
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Awaiting Venice Biennale 2026: Nicoletta Fiorucci
In this conversation, Mara Sartore meets Nicoletta Fiorucci — founder of the eponymous foundation opened last May in Venice’s Dorsoduro district — who welcomes us into her Venetian home to retrace the origins of her passion for contemporary art and reflect on the milestones that have shaped her journey as a collector and patron.
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Awaiting Venice Biennale 2026: Elisabetta Barisoni
In this conversation, Mara Sartore meets Elisabetta Barisoni, Executive of the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia (MUVE). Barisoni reflects on ten years of changes in Venice and across the Civic Museums, discussing her evolving role, curatorial choices, and upcoming projects. She shares her perspective on the city – both the lagoon and the mainland – and on the forthcoming exhibitions scheduled to coincide with the next Art Biennale.
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Awaiting Venice Biennale 2026: Erwin Wurm
Marta Sartore met Wurm in his Venetian home, just a few minutes from Piazza San Marco. Between light filtering through the canal and the muffled sounds of the city, their conversation moved from his early fascination with painting to his discovery of sculpture, his connection to fashion and architecture, and his reflections on Venice – a city he has come to know intimately over the years.
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Zélika García on ZSONAMACO and Mexico’s Contemporary Art Scene
Zélika García is the founder and owner of ZSONAMACO, the leading art fair in Latin America, which annually brings together international galleries, artists, and collectors during ZSONAMACO Mexico City Art Week in February, establishing itself as a specialised platform for the contemporary art market.
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RojoNegro: Practicing Indigenous Knowledge in a Turbulent Present
RojoNegro is an artistic duo composed of María Sosa and Noé Martínez. For nearly a decade, their collaborative practice has explored the body as a site of memory, transformation, and ancestral knowledge. Through performance, ritual, and long-term processes, their work challenges Western notions of the self, proposing instead a fluid and expanded understanding of identity, time, and matter.
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Tracing the Red Thread: Stéphane Thidet on Reimagining Christie’s Façade
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