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Indian artist Anju Dodiya is contributing to the biennial with an installation painting.

The English artist Ceal Floyer has made two works for the biennial. You can find more information about the works and the artist on the Biennial page.

Projection (Nail)

Projection (Nail)

Nail Biting Performance

Ladonian citizen C-J encourage our citizens to travel more:

The citizens of Ladonia are all over the world and travel to spread the word of the proud country. Here is a Swedish travelguide to New York and Brooklyn. The culuture revolution is here and moving forward.

A most fascinating project for the biennial has been made by the American artist Mike Bouchet.

Floating Reichstag surprised the visitors.

A Tour de Force in the biennial has been created by Pae White with her installation Rover Momentum

Pae White with sponsor in front of Rover Momentum

The first substantial deliveries have arrived to Ladonia and brought into place: 1 km out of 8.850. But it is still impressive.

(Photo: James Hartman)

Att Poomtangon has made an installation for the Ladonia Biennial: Low Carbon Sculpture

A picture from Ladonia with visitors.

The Great Wall of China will be moved to Ladonia. The first stones from the wall arrived yesterday. Head of Office of Space Administration Franc Ciber has started this project.

There is still some problems about where it should be placed. Ladonia is only 1 square km and the wall is 8.850 km long.

Head of Office Franc Ciber with the first parts of the Great Wall of China.

Tibetan artist Gonkar Gyatso is now showing his installation in the east part of Ladonia, close to the New Museum. Read more about the artist here.

Gonkar Gyatso: Buddha@Tibet.ti

Detail of Buddha