National Pavilions at the 2015 Venice Biennale Feature Diverse Artists and Works

The 2015 Venice Biennale showcased a range of national pavilions with distinct artistic contributions. Shilpa Gupta presented 'There is No Border Here' (2005–06), an archival print on paper, at the Pavilion of India and Pakistan, courtesy of Galleria Continua. Albert Serra's 'SINGULARITY' (2015) was featured in the Catalan pavilion. Vincent Meessen exhibited 'One.Two.Three.' (2015), a video still, at the Belgian Pavilion, with support from Normal in Brussels. The Slovenian pavilion included an image by JAŠA & Rosa Lux. Fiona Hall's 'Endings are the New Beginnings' (2014) was displayed at the Australian pavilion, courtesy of Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery in Sydney. Aikaterini Gegisian presented 'A Small Guide to the Invisible Seas' (2015) at the Armenian pavilion, courtesy of Kalfayan Galleries in Athens and Thessaloniki. These works highlight the international scope of the biennale, with artists addressing themes of borders, identity, and transformation through various media including photography, video, and installation. The event took place in Venice, Italy, in 2015, bringing together contemporary art from around the world in a prestigious exhibition setting.