A Global Sumud Flotilla boat docked on the Lido with a Palestinian flag. [1] La Repubblica filed the Monday arrival. [1] A docked protest is not a Biennale banner. Print the gesture. Do not print an official flag.

Keep it in culture. Do not park it on the Hormuz lead. Barbera's recognized-state rule is a festival line, not this boat. Leave later kite actions to the edition that owns later kite actions. Print the dock. Print not a Biennale seal.

Print the gesture. Monday is not an official Lido banner. A sit-in is still a sit-in. Print the dock as Monday's named flotilla hold. Venice4Palestine on the Lido is a protest, not a festival seal. Print the boat as still a gesture. Print the flag as still not the Palazzo's. Print the arrival as still not a Golden Lion. Gestures photograph; seals certify. Monday's Lido has the photo.

Photos fade; seals endure. Monday's photo is taken. The Palazzo's seal stays dry.

Dry seals stay dry; Monday's stays. Staying dry is the update. Photos fade.

The boat is a gesture, not a Palazzo seal. Monday's Lido has the photograph. The Golden Lion is still Saturday's machinery.

La Repubblica's Lido arrival is a docked Global Sumud boat with a Palestinian flag, not a Biennale seal. Venice4Palestine is a waterfront sit-in. Barbera's recognized-state rule is festival language, not this hull. Saturday's Lion machinery does not certify the photograph.
The Lido photograph is protest, not a prize. Barbera's rule is festival language. The hull is not a Biennale seal.

Barbera's rule is festival language. The hull is not a Biennale seal. Monday's Lido file is a sit-in, not a Lion.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles