When a hundred people demonstrated for Palestine and against “genocide” in the Giardini of the Venice Biennale on Wednesday, they didn’t have to travel long distances. The pavilions of Israel, the USA and Germany, the most important recipients of the demonstrators, are within a hundred meter radius. In the Giardini, like in the UN Security Council, the hierarchy of the global post-war order still prevails. Only 29 countries are represented there. The only African country is Egypt. From Asia, only South Korea and Japan are included. The other 60 or so countries are either staying at the Arsenale or have to find something in the city.
Venice Biennale 2024: Guilt and Stage – Culture
