María Mascaró recorre la Bienal de Venecia y nos detenemos en el stand uruguayo

With the sensitivity of a visual artist, María Mascaró shares her impressions of the Uruguayan stand and what it's like to experience the 2026 Venice Biennale. Venice 2026: Scandals, Culture Wars, and the Uruguayan Brilliance of Margaret Whyte The 2026 Venice Biennale was marked by political tensions, resignations, and debates about art and power. The death of African curator Koyo Kouoh before the opening signaled a historic edition in which the jury resigned due to the presence of Israel and Russia. Amidst this atmosphere, Uruguay shone with artist Margaret Whyte and her work "Antifragile," an installation composed of fabrics, debris, and silences that speaks of fragility, resilience, and hope. Additionally, printmaker Leonilda González once again moved audiences from the heart of the Biennale. #VeniceBiennale #MargaretWhyte #LeonildaGonzalez #UruguayanArt #Venice2026 #ContemporaryArt #FromHeartToHeart #Culture #Uruguay #ArtBiennale2026