Word
biennale
Phoneticsbi·en·nale
/biˈɛˌneɪɫ/
Definition
n. an event that happens every two years. It is usually a large art show or a big international meeting.
n. an event or exhibition occurring every two years. Often used to describe major international cultural or artistic festivals.
Examples
“The city is preparing for the biennale next summer.”
“Artists from across the globe travel to the coastal city to participate in the biennale, which showcases contemporary visual art.”
“The biennale serves as a vital platform for emerging talent, providing a stage for experimental works that might struggle to find a home in more traditional gallery settings.”
Examples
simple
“The city is preparing for the biennale next summer.”
contextual
“Artists from across the globe travel to the coastal city to participate in the biennale, which showcases contemporary visual art.”
complex
“The biennale serves as a vital platform for emerging talent, providing a stage for experimental works that might struggle to find a home in more traditional gallery settings.”
Real-World Examples
“We visited the idyllic Swiss lakeside town of Vevey for its 10th Biennale of photography.” “One of Ukraine’s most acclaimed film-makers has criticised the European Commission’s decision to cut off funds to the Venice Biennale over the opening of Russia’s pavilion, likening it to “a punishment in kindergarten”.” Scan code
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