It’s back! The world’s oldest art biennial will be opening this month after a pandemic hiatus (it was supposed to take place in 2021). We know the Venice Biennale can be daunting with its dozens of national pavilions and so much more in the way of auxiliary events, but we know of at least one way to keep things fun: BINGO!
So, while you’re waiting for a vaporetto, standing in line to get into a party, or just need to laugh, we have the Bingo card that will make you smile. Enjoy the biennial!
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