Despite widespread austerity measures across the Eurozone, many European nations are still heavily investing in national pavilions at this year’s prestigious Venice Biennale. Countries like Greece, the UK and Germany have earmarked comparable funds to their respective 2011 pavilions, despite budgetary constraints. “The participating countries will always put resources towards the realisation of their exhibitions in the national pavilions, or find other sources to cover the costs.” Says Jewish Museum deputy director Jens Hoffmann.
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