Well, finally I made it and here comes part 2 of the Biennale post.

After our first, being quite exhausted, we strolled around the area between Giardini and the water-bus station Fondamente Nove just to discover the everyday art of Venice

A sweet little dog named Lola

This one was our friend, too. In the beginning we thought she was thirsty – but no, she wanted the bottle to play with…

She was really cute

He, he – they shaved you

New day – new luck. This time into the Arsenale

Interesting

The last trumpets

Tooth-press

Whatever – just looked interesting

strange things

A drum tower

Motor-saw chain

Cool

No official art, just the wall

Outside they covered the wall with coffee sacks

snake backbone or chairs?

a rather insane artist

black magic witch plane

“Also sprach Allah” – performance

colours

a Kenyan artist who used to live in Germany

The old problem

The typical question…

In the Moscow-metro the big reliefs where (supposedly) done after real people. Here the artist tried to re-create these images with old-time people…

The war-hero (the evil cheka grin…)

The other side of society

custom pins

An artist’s pledge

Shooting through liquid resin

Well – imagine a title

performance / video – oysters, noses, smells

barefoot on art

happens when you make a life performance

Children T-Shirt

organic rubber

A whole jungle of it

Paper pins

This is really, really good – and so sad as well

Santa’s accident – or “it wasn’t me…”

Anti Putin parade clothes

Images on a large screen

Just through the window of the cafeteria

On the wall

An artist from Argentinia

very impressive!

flight of the dragon

On Murano was – in the context of the Biennale, but separate – another exhibition called “Glasstress”. This project just uses glass – this time in a gothic way (not only the historic term gothic, but the new one as well).

Well, we are in Murano

Some kisses make your day

Heavy load