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Naked jetskiers, giant bells and a celebrity seagull! Venice Biennale’s wildest moments – in pictures
The Guardian’s David Levene braved two-headed worms, Pussy Riot protests and a tank of urine to bring you this photographic extravaganza from the celebrated arts festival Continue reading...
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According to The Guardian’s source item, Naked jetskiers, giant bells and a celebrity seagull! Venice Biennale’s wildest moments – in pictures, The Guardian’s David Levene braved two-headed worms, Pussy Riot protests and a tank of urine to bring you this photographic extravaganza from the celebrated arts festival Continue reading…
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- Naked jetskiers, giant bells and a celebrity seagull! Venice Biennale’s wildest moments – in picturesThe Guardian - 2026-05-14T06:00:18+00:00
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