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Lovely sauna, guys - but where's the architecture?
"Whatever your political beliefs, you might well hope, as you stroll to the individual national exhibition pavilions, to see some imaginative ideas addressing the issues raised in Burdett's show. Most of all, you might expect to see some new architecture. No such luck. For whatever reason, this year the curators of the pavilions have decided to try to ape Venice's Art Biennale, and instal what are presumably meant to be witty, ironic, allusive and provocative visual commentaries on life in cities today."
Jonathan Glancey
on the Venice Architecture Biennale.
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hasn't the architectural biennale always aped the art biennale?
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