After a turbulent year, Australia’s Khaled Sabsabi will present not one but two works at the Venice Biennale

The artist, who was controversially revoked and then reinstated by his government, is planning a nurturing experience' to bring people together

Australia's presentation at the Venice Biennale in May will be a nurturing experience" designed to bring people together - in the aftermath one of the most turbulent and divisive periods in the country's 72-year history at the prestigious international art festival.

Artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino, who were controversially dumped and then reinstated as Australia's representatives, will present not one but two major works at the Venice Biennale in May - both informed by Sabsabi's practice as a Sufi Muslim and exploring spirituality, migration, and the vastness of shared humanity".