Isabel Nolan's 'Dreamshook' Explores Renaissance Humanism at Venice Biennale
Irish artist Isabel Nolan presents 'Dreamshook' at the Venice Biennale, an exhibition inspired by Renaissance humanist Aldo Manuzio. The installation, curated by Georgina Jackson, explores themes of cosmology, religion, and humanism through richly textured artworks. Nolan's work draws on the visual language of the late Medieval and early Renaissance periods, using small, intimate forms like textiles to convey big ideas. The exhibition reflects on the in-between state of waking from dreams, merging fiction with historical narratives to create a unique artistic experience. 
