Venice Biennale jury resigns over Russia participation decision
The five-member international jury of the Venice Biennale resigned days before the prestigious art exhibition was set to begin, following controversy over allowing Russia to participate. The jury had previously stated it would not award prizes to artists from countries whose leaders face ICC charges for crimes against humanity, an apparent reference to Russia and Israel. The biennale's organizers responded by postponing the award ceremony from May 9 to November 22 and restructuring the awards to apply to all national participations equally.
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