14 maart 2006 [29]
LOUDSPEAKERS / Santiago Sierra
Main entrance to the Arsenale, Venice Italy. June 2005.
An audio recording with the English and Italian text included below was reproduced uninterruptedly in the indicated entrance of the Biennale.
1- Smoking is forbidden in enclosed spaces at the Venice Biennale.
2- Contravention of this prohibition will result in a fine of a minimum of 220 Euros to a maximum of 2, 200 Euros to be paid by the Venice Biennale Foundation and a fine of a minimum of 27.50 Euros to a maximum of 275 Euros to be paid by the person committing the offence.
3- If the offence is committed in the vicinity of a woman who is obviously pregnant or of babies or children up the age of 12, the fine will be doubled (from 55 Euros to 550 Euros).
4- Anyone committing this offence will be removed from the spaces occupied by the Venice Biennale.
5- Bringing food of any kind into the enclosed spaces of the Venice Biennale is forbidden.
6- Anyone breaking this rule will be asked to remove said food from the venue in question.
7- Eating and drinking in the enclosed spaces of the Venice Biennale are forbidden.
8- Anyone breaking this rule will be asked to leave the premises.
9- Bringing in portable computers or objects of similar size or leaving them in the cloakroom is forbidden.
10- The Venice Biennale Foundation cannot guarantee the security of such objects.
11- You are reminded that total or partial destruction of a work of art or any other property is punishable under Italian law.
12- Under Italian law, total or partial destruction of a work of art is regarded as being of a more serious nature than in the case of any other property. The punishment is accordingly more severe.
13- According to the gravity of the offence, the punishment for total or partial destruction of a work of art may be a fine of up to 309 Euros or imprisonment of six months up to three years (proceedings are peremptory).
14- Defacing or daubing objects of historic and artistic interest, wherever situated, will result in a fine of up to 1, 032 Euros or imprisonment of up to a year and proceedings are peremptory.
15- You are reminded that theft of a work of art or any other property is punishable under Italian law.
16- Under Italian law, theft of a work of art is regarded as being of a more serious nature than that of any other property. The punishment is therefore more severe.
17- According to the gravity of the offence, the punishment for theft of a work of art may be a fine of 154 Euros up to 516 Euros or from six months to three years' imprisonment.
18- Aggravations: the penalty for the aggravation provided for in article 625 is a fine from 130 Euros to 1, 032 Euros or one to six years' imprisonment.
19- All laws of the Republic of Italy are in force within the Venice Biennale as are likewise all penalties relating to offences.
20- You are now being checked by security staff deployed throughout the whole area.
21- You are now being checked and filmed by security cameras in position throughout the whole area.
22- The admission ticket to the Venice Biennale is valid for:
- visiting each exhibition venue: the Arsenal and the Biennale Gardens
- visiting the two venues on different days
- use of free cloakroom: in the Gardens and at the Arsenal.
23- The Biennale will open to the public on 12 June to 6 November. Not on the opening day: the 9th, 10th and 11th of June are reserved for the press.
24- Thursday 9 June 2005 is reserved for press agencies, daily newspapers and radio and television, directors, editors-in-chief and correspondents for weekly publications and specialist periodicals.
25- Friday 10 and Saturday 11 June 2005 will be reserved for non-specialist periodicals and all of the above categories.
26- The opening event and award ceremony will take place on Friday 10 June 2005.
27- Every application for press accreditation must be accompanied by:
- a letter on the newspaper's headed notepaper signed by the director or editor-in-chief appointing the journalist to cover the 51st International Art Exhibition
- at least one article published on the 50th International Art Exhibition or a copy of a recent article in the case of a new application
- applications without the required documentation are not considered.
28- The Biennale Press Office has assessed applications for accreditation received by 30 April 2005. It is no longer possible to apply for accreditation.
29- Access to the Venice Biennale implies compliance with its internal rules for visitors.
30-The full price of admission to the Venice Biennale is 15 Euros.
31- Admission to the Venice Biennale for people under 26 with identity card and students with university card or record book costs 8 Euros.
32- Admission to the Venice Biennale for people aged 65 or over costs 12 Euros.
33- Concessions are available:
- on presentation of a ticket for the International Festival of Dance, Music and Theatre
- for military personnel
- for residents in Venice
- for people with a Rolling Venice Card
- for people with a Youth Card.
34- Alitalia customers will get a 50% discount on admission.
35- For groups of adults, minimum of 10, on pre-booked visits only, tickets cost 10 Euros.
36- For groups of students, minimum of ten, on pre-booked visits only, tickets cost 6 Euros.
37- A Family Ticket, 2 adults + 2 children under 14, costs 34 Euros.
38- Permanent Pass: 40 Euros.
39- Admission is free for children up to the age of 6 and people accompanying a disabled person.
40- Thematic and educational tours lasting about 2 hours, for groups of minimum 10 and maximum 25, by prearrangement only, are available for:
- groups of adults, admission price not included, in Italian: 1 venue 75 Euros - 2 venues 120 Euros and in a foreign language: 1 venue 85 Euros - 2 venues 140 Euros
- individuals, admission price not included and booking not required, thematic tour at set starting times 5 Euros and single/double audio-guide per venue 3 Euros or 5 Euros
- groups of students, admission price not included, in Italian: 1 venue 65 Euros - 2 venues 100 Euros and in a foreign language: 1 venue 75 Euros - 2 venues 120 Euros
- primary schools, second level, and middle schools, admission price not included, 1 venue 45 Euros
- infant schools and primary schools, first level, admission price not included, 1 venue 40 Euros
- family weekends 1 venue with educational supplement per child 2 Euros with admission price not included. Educational activities take place at weekends at set times in one venue only.
41- Payment by bank transfer, postal order and credit card.
42- There are no resale rights.
43- Selling of tickets requires authorisation from the administration.
44- Resale is not permitted. Resale constitutes fraud in terms of article 640 of the Criminal Code and embezzlement in terms of article 646.
45- The Venice Biennale catalogue costs 65 Euros.
46- The catalogue consists of three volumes:
- one for the exhibition in the Arsenal
- one for the exhibition in the Italian Pavilion
- one for national contributions, collateral exhibitions and any special projects.
47- Each country taking part produces its own catalogue which will be on sale in the Venice Biennale bookshops.
48- The price of each country's catalogue was not known when this recording was made. The following prices, therefore, refer to the 2003 Biennale.
49- The price of the Danish Pavilion's catalogue 50 Euros.
50- The price of the German Pavilion's catalogue 14.80 Euros.
51- The price of the Luxemburg Pavilion's catalogue 18 Euros.
52- The price of the British Pavilion's catalogue 72.80 Euros.
53- The price of the Austrian Pavilion's catalogue 14.80 Euros.
54- The price of the Dutch Pavilion's catalogue 32.80 Euros.
55- The price of the Belgian Pavilion's catalogue 36 Euros.
56- The price of the New Zealand Pavilion's catalogue 25 Euros.
57- The price of the African Pavilion's catalogue 34.80 Euros.
58- The price of the Spanish Pavilion's catalogue 62 Euros.
59- The price of the French Pavilion's catalogue 22.50 Euros.
60- The price of the Lebanese Pavilion's catalogue 26 Euros.
61- The price of the Russian Pavilion's catalogue 24 Euros.
62- The price of the Scandinavian Pavilion's catalogue 25 Euros.
63- The price of the Welsh Pavilion's catalogue 15 Euros.
64- The price of the Canadian Pavilion's catalogue 69 Euros etc.
65- The coffee shop price list for 2005 was not known when this recording was made. The following prices, therefore, refer to the 2003 Biennale.
66- An espresso coffee in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1 €.
67- A cup of Horlicks in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1 €.
68- A decaffeinated coffee in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1 €.
69- A coffee with a dash of spirits in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2 Euros.
70- A coffee with milk in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.20 Euros.
71- A cappuccino in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
72- A decaffeinated cappuccino in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
73- A café au-lait in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2 Euros.
74- A cup of tea in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
75- A camomile tea in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
76- A hot chocolate in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
77- A glass of milk in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1 €.
78- An iced coffee in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
79- A piece of cake in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1 €.
80- A filled roll in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 3.50 Euros.
81- A focaccia in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 3 Euros.
82- A sandwich in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 3 Euros.
83- A grilled sandwich in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
84- A small pizza in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2 Euros.
85- A cake in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 3.50 Euros.
86- An aperitif in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2 Euros.
87- A glass of foreign or Italian spirits in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
88- A brandy in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
89- A glass of grappa in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
90- A whisky in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 5 Euros.
91- An old whisky in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 6 Euros.
92- A mixed drink in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 5 Euros.
93- A large glass of draught beer in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 3.50 Euros.
94- A small glass of draught beer in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
95- A glass of red wine in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
96- A glass of white wine in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 1.50 Euros.
97- A glass of sparkling white wine in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
98- A glass of port in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 3.50 Euros.
99- Soft drinks in cans in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
100- Soft drinks in bottles in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 3.50 Euros.
101- A fruit juice in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
102- A small bottle of water in the Venice Biennale coffee shop, 2.50 Euros.
103- About 260,103 people have visited the Venice Biennale according to information from the 50th International Art Exhibition.
104- Hotels start taking bookings for the opening event during the previous Biennale.
105- Hotel occupancy during the opening days of the Venice Biennale is 100%.
106- According to the National Tourism Research Institute, 46% of tourists coming to Italy visit Venice.
107- The Venice Biennale takes place:
- in the Arsenal which is owned by the State
- in the Rope Factory which is owned by the State Agency
- in the national pavilions in the Biennale Gardens which are owned by each individual country
- in public spaces in Venice under the Commune:
- in Fortuny Palace
108- Private spaces rented to countries with no pavilion in the Biennale Garden:
- the Levi Foundation
- the area outside the Gardens
- the Palagraziussi Palace
- the Malipero Palace
- the Zorzi Palace
- the Telecom Future Centre
- St Pasquale School
- Our Lady of Relief Toy Library
- the Duca building
- the Gritti Palace
- the Tiraoro e Battiloro school
- the Zenobio Palace
- Mondadori Books Event Space
- Gallery A + A - the Virgins' Garden
- the Cloisters of the Convent of St Francis of the Vine
- the Pisano Palace
- and the Franchetti Palace.
109- Austria has a national pavilion.
110- Australia has a national pavilion
111- Belgium has a national pavilion.
112- Brazil has a national pavilion.
113- Canada has a national pavilion.
114- Denmark has a national pavilion.
115- Egypt has a national pavilion.
116- France has a national pavilion.
117- Germany has a national pavilion.
118- Japan has a national pavilion.
119- Great Britain has a national pavilion.
120- Greece has a national pavilion.
121- Iceland has a national pavilion.
122- Israel has a national pavilion.
123- Italy has a national pavilion.
124- Norway has a national pavilion.
125- Holland has a national pavilion.
126- Poland has a national pavilion.
127- The Czech Republic has a national pavilion.
128- The Republic of Korea has a national pavilion.
129- The Republic of Slovakia has a national pavilion.
130- Romania has a national pavilion.
131- Russia has a national pavilion.
132- Serbia and Montenegro has a national pavilion.
133- Spain has a national pavilion.
134- The United States of America has a national pavilion.
135- Sweden has a national pavilion.
136- Switzerland has a national pavilion.
137- Hungary has a national pavilion.
138- Uruguay has a national pavilion.
139- Venezuela has a national pavilion.
140- These countries represent 24% of the world's population, producing 83% of global Gross National Product.
141- Afghanistan is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
142- Argentina is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
143- Albania is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
144- Croatia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
145- Estonia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
146- Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
147- Indonesia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
148- Iran is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
149- Ireland is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
150- Latvia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
151- Lithuania is represented outside the Biennale Gardens
152- Luxemburg is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
153- Morocco is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
154- New Zealand is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
155- Portugal is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
156- The Republic of Armenia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
157- The Republic of Belarus is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
158- The Republic of Cyprus is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
159- The Republic of Slovenia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
160- The People's Republic of China is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
161- Singapore is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
162- Thailand is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
163- Turkey is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
164- Ukraine is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
165- Kazakhstan is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
166- Kyrgyzstan is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
167- Uzbekistan is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
168- Bolivia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
169- Chile is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
170- Colombia is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
171- Costa Rica is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
172- Cuba is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
173- El Salvador is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
174- Guatemala is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
175- Haiti is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
176- Panama is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
177- Paraguay is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
178- Peru is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
179- And the Dominican Republic is represented outside the Biennale Gardens.
180- These countries represent 34% of the world's population, producing 9% of global Gross National Product.
181- The following countries were excluded from this calculation because of lack of macroeconomic information: Afghanistan, Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
182- Algeria does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
183- Angola does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
184- Azerbaijan does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
185- Bangladesh does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
186- Benin does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
187- Bosnia-Herzegovina does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
188- Botswana does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
189- Bulgaria does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
190- Burkina Faso does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
191- Burundi does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
192- Cambodia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
193- Cameroon does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
194- The Central African Republic does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
195- Chad does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
196- The Democratic Republic of Korea does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
197- The Democratic Republic of the Congo does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
198- The Ivory Coast does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
199- Ecuador does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
200- The United Arab Emirates do not take part in the Venice Biennale.
201- Eritrea does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
202- Ethiopia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
203- Finland does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
204- Gabon does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
205- Gambia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
206- Ghana does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
207- Georgia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
208- Guinea does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
209- Guinea-Bissau does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
210- Honduras does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
211- India does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
212- Iraq does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
213- Jamaica does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
214- Jordan does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
215- Kuwait does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
216- Laos does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
217- Lebanon does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
218- Libya does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
219- Lesotho does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
220- Liberia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
221- Madagascar does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
222- Malawi does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
223- Malaysia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
224- Mali does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
225- Mauritania does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
226- Mauritius does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
227- Mexico does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
228- Myanmar does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
229- Moldova does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
230- Mongolia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
231- Mozambique does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
232- Namibia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
233- Nepal does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
234- Nicaragua does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
235- Niger does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
236- Nigeria does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
237- Oman does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
238- Pakistan does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
239- Papua New Guinea does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
240- The Philippines do not take part in the Venice Biennale.
241- Rwanda does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
242- Saudi Arabia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
243- Senegal does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
244- Sierra Leone does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
245- Somalia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
246- South Africa does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
247- Sri Lanka does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
248- Sudan does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
249- Swaziland does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
250- Syria does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
251- Tajikistan does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
252- Tanzania does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
253- Togo does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
254- Trinidad & Tobago do not take part in the Venice Biennale.
255- Tunisia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
256- Turkmenistan does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
257- Uganda does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
258- Vietnam does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
259- Gaza and the West Bank do not take part in the Venice Biennale.
260- The Republic of Yemen does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
261- Zambia does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
262- Zimbabwe does not take part in the Venice Biennale.
263- These countries represent 42% of the world's population producing 8% of global Gross National Product.
264- The following countries were excluded from this calculation because of lack of macroeconomic information: Iraq, Democratic Republic of Korea, Libya, Myanmar, Somalia, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates and Zimbabwe.
265- The Venice Biennale Foundation has no financial motives, its purpose being to ensure complete freedom of ideas and forms of expression, and to promote study, research and documentation in the field of contemporary arts through established research activities at national and international levels.
266- There is no censorship at this Biennale, for political or any other reasons, either of the catalogue or the exhibition. If you find that hard to believe, ask the organisation or the artists.
267- The Minister for Cultural Heritage and Activities, the Region of the Veneto, the Province of Venice and the Commune of Venice are involved in the Foundation.
268- Other private individuals are involved in the Foundation, excluding physical and juridical persons who carry out activities for financial motives. If you find it hard to believe there are no financial motives, ask the organisation or the private individuals.
269- The Foundation's assets consist of:
- the moveable and immoveable assets of which it is proprietor;
- the moveable and immoveable assets that may be given to it, including property, by the State or other members to form part of its assets;
- legacies, donations and contributions of any kind intended by the donor to increase said assets;
270- The organs of the Venice Biennale Foundation are the president, the administrative council and the board of auditors.
271- The president is appointed by a decree issued by the Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities.
272- The president's remuneration has trebled from 75,000 Euros to 190,000 Euros since the last Biennale.
273- The Mayor of Venice is also the Vice-President of the Foundation.
274- The administrative council is nominated by a decree issued by the Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities.
275- Council members' remuneration has doubled from 10,000 Euros to 20,000 Euros since the last Biennale.
276- Amongst its other functions, the administrative council appoints and removes the directors of the cultural activities sectors and the director-general.
277- The board of auditors is appointed by a decree issued by the Minister of the Economy and Finance together with the Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities.
278- Labour relations of employees of the Foundation are regulated by provisions in the Civil Code and laws on subordinate labour relations in the company and are constituted and regulated by contract.
279- Its financial management is subject to the supervision of the Court of Auditors.
280- The Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities is in charge of overseeing management of the Foundation.
281- The overseeing authority will arrange to dissolve the administrative council when:
- serious irregularities in administration occur, or there are serious violations of the legislative, administrative or statutary provisions regulating the Foundation's activity
- the financial accounts are closed with a loss of more than 30% of the assets in two consecutive financial years, or losses in assets of a similar amount are anticipated. In the first two financial years, the percentage has risen to 50%
- the assets are not reconstituted
- it is impossible for the organs to function.
282- The legislative decree relating to the Venice Biennale Foundation currently in force was signed in Rome on the 8th of January 2004 by:
- the President of the Council of Ministers, Silvio Berlusconi
- the Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities, Giuliano Urbani
- the Minister of the Civil Service, Luigi Mazzella
- the Minister of the Economy and Finance, Giulio Tremonti.
283- The budget for the last Venice Biennale for the Visual Arts was 6.4 million Euros. Said budget was divided up as follows:
- 3.9 million Euros for the board
- 2.3 million Euros for management
- 565,000 Euros for the director Francesco Bonami and his staff, including travelling cost expenses
- and 492,000 Euros for other collaborators, including the press office.
284- If you would like to know what this year's budget for the Venice Biennale for the Visual Arts is, ask the organisation.
285- Fifty-five key workers are employed by the Venice Biennale 2005. During the year, about 100 temporary workers are taken on to work in all the Biennale's activities - Visual Arts and Architecture, Cinema, Theatre, Music and Dance.
286- About 100 people work only while the Exhibition is open including exhibition room attendants and people working in the ticket office, cloakrooms, information office, etc.
287- The key workers are employed in terms of the National Collective Labour Contract for employees in service industries, distribution and services agreed in Rome on the 22nd September 1999 by:
- the Italian Confederation of Employers in Commercial, Tourist and Service Businesses
- the Italian Federation of Workers in Trade, Hotels, Restaurants and Services
- the Italian Federation of Trade Unions for Related Commercial Services and Tourism
- and the Italian Workers' Union for Tourism, Business and Services
288- The rest of the workers, about 100 people, work for concessionary companies.
289- These companies are contracted on the basis of public competition held for each Venice Biennale, except for the company that prepares the catalogue.
290- The details of contracts with concessionary companies are confidential and therefore we do not know what they are.
291- Similarly, we do not know if the worker is a partner or simply an employee, since the relationship between worker and company is confidential.
292- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a security guard for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
293- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a janitor for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
294- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a builder for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
295- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a waiter in the coffee shop for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
296- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a cloakroom attendant for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
297- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a electrician for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
298- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a truck driver for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
299- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a seaman on the transport ship for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
300- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of an employed working in the ticket office for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
301- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of an employee working in the bookshop for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
302- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of a packer for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
303- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of an employee working in the printer's for the Venice Biennale, ask him.
304- If you want to know the conditions and the pay of other employees for the Venice Biennale, ask them.
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