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7:19Now PlayingAs part of the Venice Biennale, the oldest and most prestigious international art exhibition, a New Yorkbased group, Creative Time, is hosting a threeday summit dubbed "The Curriculum." Speakers include Afghan President Ashraf Ghani with his daughter, the artist Mariam Ghani, members of Spain’s left coalition Podemos, as well as the famed Italian political philosopher and activist Antonio Negri. We speak with organizers Anne Pasternak, the new president of Brooklyn Museum, and president and artistic director of Creative Time; and Nato Thompson, chief curator of Creative Time and author of the new book, "Seeing PowerSocially Engaged Art in the Age of Cultural Production."
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