Massimiliano Gioni's 'High Waters' Explores the Venice Biennale's Curatorial History Since 1993

Massimiliano Gioni's 'High Waters' provides a profound exploration of the Venice Biennale, the world's oldest art festival, with a focus on curatorial practices since 1993. Featured in the Financial Times, the work delves into the intellectual frameworks that have shaped exhibitions and the transformation of curatorial methods over thirty years. Gioni, who is the artistic director of the New Museum in New York and curated the 2013 Venice Biennale, presents this book as an essential tool for grasping the festival's recent developments and curatorial changes. The title likely alludes to Venice's recurring floods, known as acqua alta. Although the review does not mention the publisher or release date, it is available online.