Alexandra Suich Bass
speaker
194 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 13 Jul
Alexandra Suich Bass’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Some wineries are leaving grapes unpicked.
Others are getting picked up by larger companies.
Today, Stag's Leap, one of the winners of the judgment of Paris 50 years ago, is a hundred percent owned by an Italian firm.
Homri Rahm, a chateau leffler in Bordeaux, says to survive, producers need to be nimble and adapt.
So, fifty years after the judgment of Paris, today the competition is not between Napa and France, it is between wine and everything else.
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The Russian pavilion at the 61st edition of the Venice Biennale was supposed to be a party.
And the trappings were all there.
An open bar, resplendent pink flowers, musicians, scheduled DJ sets, and yet something was amiss.
Irony was everywhere, yet acknowledged nowhere.
Why do flowers no longer smell was the title of a climbing artwork flowers?
And yet, when you walked up to them, they did in fact smell rather lovely.
There was a lineup of traditional Russian musicians that seemingly had nothing to do with the artwork.
And on the ground floor there was a bin filled with a jumble of clothing, which was not intended to evoke Ukrainian refugees displaced by Russia's war, but of course, who could think of anything else?
The Venice Biennale has recently opened, and this year the theme is in minor keys.
In fact, the Biennale has opened to a soundtrack of Discord.
The festival's decision to allow Russia to host an exhibition after being absent for the last two installments has set off a fur, resulting in the European Commission pulling 2 million euros worth of funding and leaders from several countries boycotting the opening.
And for the first time in history, the prize giving jury has resigned after announcing it would not consider countries facing war crime charges, namely,
Israel and Russia.
Because there are no judges, they've now opted to choose the winners of certain prizes by a popular vote, which is more suited to American idol than high art.
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