The best of the 2017 Venice Art Biennale

A instalação da artista mineira Cinthia Marcelle, traz um piso inclinado feito com grades de ventilação soldadas e ocupa todo o interior das duas galerias do pavilhão brasileiro. (Francesco Galli, cortesia da Bienal de Veneza)

Brazil made its presence felt at the event with the installation “Chão de caça” (Hunting Ground) by Minas Gerais artist Cinthia Marcelle. The Brazilian space was curated by Jochen Volz and received an honorable mention at the festival, which awards the best works every year, starting with the sieve of a jury expert in the world of arts. In addition to the Brazilian artist's work, we have selected some of the coolest works from this edition. Check them out:

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Lorenzo Quinn's Hands Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn built a monumental sculpture for the 2017 Venice Art Biennale to draw attention to global warming

(Divulgação)

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Shipyard, by Michael Beutler, in the Garden of the Virgins

(Simon Vogel, cortesia da galeria Nagel Draxler, em Colônia (Berlim))

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Dialogue: Ettore Sottsass and Carlo Scarpa. Set in the Olivetti showroom, in Piazza San Marco

(Matthieu Salvaing)

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"Madness", by Phyllida Barlow, in the English pavilion, in Giardini

(Riccardo Tosetto, cortesia do artista)

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Faust, by Anne Imhof. Located in the pavilion German, in Giardini

(Nadine Fraczkowski, cortesia da artista e do pavilhão German)

Giacomo Cosua, courtesy of the artist and ADAGP

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Studio Venezia, by Xavier French Pavilion, in Giardini

(Giacomo Cosua, cortesia do artista e da ADAGP)

by Maria Nitulescu, courtesy of the artist and the Georgian Pavilion

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Living Dog Among Dead Lions, by Vahjiko Chachkhiani. Located in the Georgian Pavilion, Arsenale

(Maria Nitulescu, cortesia do artista e do pavilhão Georgian)

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