VENICE — Mayhem, in the form of a water transport strike, an artists-collective protest, and canceled or misfiring art installations, threatened to engulf the first two days of the Venice Biennale, an event commonly described as “the Olympics of art.’’ But Boston-born R.H. Quaytman rose above the fray, emerging from the Biennale’s main exhibit as one of the clear standouts ...
SOURCE: Boston Globe at 01:30PM on June 4, 2011