The Venice Biennale's Bare Minimum: Reviewing the Central Ex

Stephanie Bailey reviews the Venice Biennale’s central exhibition for Ocula. The excerpts below include her assessment of Cuban artist Wilfredo Prieto's Curtain and Puerto Rican artist and educator Pablo Delano's ongoing installation The Museum of the Old Colony.  [. . .] Billed as the first edition led by an openly queer curator, Adriano Pedrosa, who is also the first…

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