20th Biennale of Sydney
The future is already here — it’s just not evenly distributed
“The title of the 20th Biennale of Sydney exhibition and of the accompanying catalogue, is inspired by a comment by leading science–fiction author William Gibson, and also serves as a framework for this investigation.
The 20th Biennale is structured around several thematic clusters conceived of as “embassies of thought.” The catalogue explores the themes of each, structured into embassy sections with introductory prologues alongside a selection of excerpts and extracted texts.”
—Stephanie Rosenthal, 20th Biennale Artistic Director
18 march – 20 June
Dayanita Singh, ‘Museum of Chance’, 2015, mixed media dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist
Feature image, boychild, ‘Untitled’, 2013, performance. Photography Michael Moser
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