Banned Venice Biennale mourning piece reinstated

A South African artist's act of mourning, initially banned from the Venice Biennale, has been reinstated. The work, which was previously prohibited by the exhibition organizers, is now being shown again. The Financial Times reported on the reinstatement, highlighting the controversy surrounding the piece. The artist's identity and the specific nature of the mourning act were not disclosed in the available source material. The Venice Biennale is a major international art exhibition held in Venice, Italy. The ban and subsequent reinstatement have drawn attention to issues of censorship and artistic freedom within the context of the Biennale. The article notes that the work is now back on display, though details about the venue or specific dates were not provided. The source is a subscription-based article from the Financial Times, which limits full access to the content.