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As globalization, ecological issues, and financial instability challenge biennials, Artforum gathers insights on how these exhibitions might adapt. Despite hurdles, biennials hold potential for

Daniel Birnbaum explores how cultural and technological changes are shaping the future of art biennials. The Venice Biennale exemplifies the need to adapt to

Manuela Moscoso explores the ecological influence on biennials, advocating for sustainable practices. Her focus on the Bienal das Amazônias highlights the global interdependence of

Michelle Grabner examines the challenges of balancing local and international interests in triennial exhibitions. Her reflections on FRONT International highlight the potential for such

Wassan Al-Khudhairi explores the intricate task of aligning a global exhibition with local cultural concerns for the Hawai‘i Triennial 2025. Her strategy underscores the

Raphael Fonseca explores how biennials serve as vital platforms for education and public engagement in the art world. Events like the São Paulo Bienal

Ho Tzu Nyen explores the dual nature of biennials as both opportunities and challenges for artists. While these events facilitate global engagement, they also