POLITICHE PER LA CULTURA
Cultural Diplomacy, Soft Power and Symbolic Assets: Nigeria’s Venice Biennale Flaws and Deprivations
The global art field relies on critical and economic value constructed by influential dealers, museum curators, critics, and collectors, whose power must be negotiated despite its postcolonial inequities. With globalization and postmodernism offering evolving opportunities, non-Western artists must navigate this landscape. As foreign aid and military strength lose relevance, countries must bolster their soft power through cultural diplomacy. The Venice Biennale, known as the "Olympics of the art world," provides artists with global visibility and nations with a cultural diplomacy platform. Nigeria's inconsistent participation underscores missed opportunities due to government apathy and funding issues
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