04-08-2026 16:33 via nytimes.com

Diana Vishneva’s Quiet Return in Venice Makes a Powerful Statement

Diana Vishneva’s performance at the Venice Dance Biennale raised uncomfortable questions for an event that once vowed to cut ties with Russia’s artists over the war in Ukraine.
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