Venice Biennale’s British Pavilion unveiled

Biennale blue soap

‘Dancing Before the Moon’ to feature a giant domino and a temple filled with perfumed bones

A giant domino, a ‘bone temple’ and a series of objects covered in soap will feature in this year’s British Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale, the British Council has revealed.

Six architectural installations have been unveiled by the pavilion’s four curators, Jayden Ali, Joseph Henry, Meneesha Kellay and Sumitra Upham, ahead of the opening of the festival this Saturday.

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