Wangechi Mutu at Venice 2026: SimbiSiren and the Rebuilt Eden
Reading Time: 4 minutesA five-metre bronze water spirit at the Arsenale harbour and an entire cosmology in the Central Pavilion: Wangechi Mutu has more room at Venice than almost anyone.
Reading Time: 4 minutesA five-metre bronze water spirit at the Arsenale harbour and an entire cosmology in the Central Pavilion: Wangechi Mutu has more room at Venice than almost anyone.
Reading Time: 4 minutesA day-by-day route through the 61st Venice Biennale: Arsenale first, Giardini second, and the city pavilions most visitors never reach.
Reading Time: 10 minutesThe 61st Venice Biennale, In Minor Keys, is the most African edition in the exhibition’s 131-year history: thirteen African national pavilions, four of them debuts, and a curatorial vision by Koyo Kouoh, who died before she could see it realised.