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作为某种后冷战世界的风向标,“宣言展”这个跨地域的欧洲双年展在过去二十年内一直参与着某种e—flux的传教式行为,零距离深入一些冲突爆发的地区,比如巴斯克地区或者塞浦路斯边界——如果它没有提供任何解决问题的方案,也至少创造了曝光率。当宣言展基金会宣布第10届双年展将会在世界上最古老也规模最大的博物馆——圣彼得堡爱尔米塔什博物馆——举行的时候,俄罗斯尚未与西方划清如此明显的界限。是的,“暴动小猫”时不时在新闻简讯和社交网络上出现,但2012年臭名昭著的反同性恋法案还没有在全
As a sort of weathervane in the post-Cold War world, the transboundary European Biennale of Manifesto has been involved in some kind of e-flux missionary style for the past two decades, going some distance into areas where conflicts have erupted, Such as the Basque or Cypriot borders - at least if it did not provide any solution to the problem. When the Declaration of Exhibition Foundation announced that the 10th Biennale will be held in the world’s oldest and largest museum, the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia has yet to draw such a clear line with the West. Yes, “riot kittens” appear from time to time in newsletters and social networks, but the notorious anti-gay bill of 2012 is not yet available.