Busan Biennale Names Artists for 2026 Edition

The organizers of the Busan Biennale have announced the forty-six artists and collectives from twenty-two countries participating in the 2026 edition, set to take place August 29–November 1. Participants include those working across sound, music, performance, choreography, club culture, archival research, moving image, installation, sculpture, painting, drawing, and social activism. The cohort will respond to the theme “Dissident Chorus,” […]

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