Nigeria's participation in the Venice Biennial has sparked discussions regarding its representation in the global art scene. While Nigerian artists and institutions have made significant strides in affirming their presence and contributions to contemporary art, the country's lack of official representation at this prestigious event raises questions about its commitment to the international art dialogue. The paradox of Nigeria's absence juxtaposes the growing recognition of its artists, highlighting the complexities surrounding national representation in global cultural platforms.
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