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VENICE BIENNALE 2026 · FREE BOOK PREVIEW
I Saw It All.
I Remember Almost None of the Art.
Seeing the art was only half the problem. The other half was wanting to be seen.
Interviews, protests, missed encounters and wet shoes. Antonino La Vela’s account of the Venice Biennale, and of his own ambition. Read a free preview in English or Italian.
Read the Free Preview →English & Italian editions · Print & ebook · Out November 22, 2026
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