The Israel-Gaza war looms large over Venice in 2024; in March, the Biennale rejected a petition, signed by thousands of artists, curators and creative professionals, to ban Israel from the festival. Then on Tuesday, Ruth Patir, the artist representing Israel, announced that the show would not open until a cease-fire and hostage release deal had been agreed upon. “I hate it, but I think it’s important,” said Patir.
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