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visionary curators Jayden Ali, Joseph Henry, Meneesha Kellay, and Sumitra Upham, unveil an exhibition at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2023

The British Council has been responsible for the British Pavilion at the International Art and Architecture Exhibitions organised by La Biennale di Venezia since 1937, showcasing the best of the UK's artists, architects, designers and curatorsPREPARE TO be captivated as the British Council, in collaboration with visionary curators Jayden Ali, Joseph Henry, Meneesha Kellay, and Sumitra Upham, unveils an extraordinary exhibition at the prestigious 18th International Architecture Exhibition of...

Prepare to be awestruck by the breathtaking spectacle of a colossal futuristic domino meticulously carved from ash timber, standing alongside an awe-inspiring ‘bone temple’ crafted with the finest textiles. At the heart of this transcendent experience lies a celebration of the transformative rituals observed across the globe.

Accompanied by a meticulously curated soundtrack composed by Oscar #Worldpeace and Fredwave, the cinematic narrative transports viewers on a sublime audiovisual journey, seamlessly blending the past and present.

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