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  3. Julia Bryan-Wilson named President of the 2024 International Jury for the Venice Biennale

Julia Bryan-Wilson named President of the 2024 International Jury for the Venice Biennale

April 11, 2024
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The prestigious international art exhibition has selected Julia Bryan-Wilson, Professor of Art and Art History, to lead the International Jury for its 60th Exhibition, which will run from April 20th to November 24th.

Julia Bryan-Wilson named President of the 2024 International Jury for the Venice Biennale

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