Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Österreich-Teil auf der Biennale im faschistischen Rom 1925

English translation:

Austrian exhibit at the 1925 Biennale in fascist Rome

Added to glossary by Sophia Hundt (X)
Aug 21, 2006 21:08
17 yrs ago
German term

Österreich-Teil auf der Biennale im faschistischen Rom 1925

German to English Art/Literary Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting 1925 Austrian Biennale
Here is the context:

"Ambrosi, der unter Künstlerkollegen nicht unumstrittene Kurator des Österreich-Teils auf der Biennale im faschistischen Rom 1925..."

I am confused about the "Österreich-Teil auf der Biennale im faschistischen Rom 1925.." I know that Biennale is a film festival but in the context it seems to be referring to an art show. Exactly how should I put it, you think?

Thank you,
Sophia
Change log

Aug 21, 2006 21:11: Marcus Malabad changed "Term asked" from "...des Österreich-Teils auf der Biennale im faschistischen Rom 1925..." to "Österreich-Teil auf der Biennale im faschistischen Rom 1925" , "Field (write-in)" from "art show in 1925es or so Austria - Biennale" to "1925 Austrian Biennale"

Proposed translations

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Austrian exhibit at the 1925 Biennale in fascist Rome

"Biennale" is a proper name (known in the art world) and as such, should not be translated
this refers to the portion of the exhibited works that represented Austria there
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "that's what I was thinking. Thanks a lot Teresa, you've been a great help once again."
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Austrain part of the biannual (event) in fascist Rome...

a Biennale is simply an event occurring every second year.

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Note added at 10 mins (2006-08-21 21:18:37 GMT)
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perhaps BIENNIAL is better; then it cannot be misunderstood as occurring twice a year, which biannual could also mean
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=biannua...
Note from asker:
I understand that biennale is biannual, but it is a specific even in this case
I meant to say "event."
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