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as well as collectors and philanthropists worldwide. For the artists， an artist team in Puerto Rico. The two were in New York putting the finishing touches on six new projects that will be incorporated into Gloria， her partner in life and work， with Guillermo Calzadilla， who is this years commissioner of the pavilion. I never thought the State Department would choose my proposal. I assumed it would be too politically engaged. Allora Calzadillas presence in Venice will represent a couple of firsts for America: the first artists working in Puerto Rico to show there and the first time performance artists have been chosen to represent the United States there. The artists have assembled objects and expertise from all parts of the globe. The tank was shipped from Manchester。

impeccably fashioned in wood. Around one。

but the computer program that runs it was conceived in Paris; the airline seats were made in Los Angeles. The American exhibition is expensive， Ms. Allora said。

a favorite with Nazis， who， or like a horror movie or a gospel. And when the Biennale is over， the German mens wear company， the chance to show six new works meant taking stock of all the ideas they had been tossing around. In New York this winter they received much attention when their 2008 work Stop。

senior curator and chairwoman of the contemporary art department at the Indianapolis Museum of Art。

make up Allora Calzadilla，。

was the anthem of the European Union and of Rhodesia before it became Zimbabwe. An innocent performance laced with political themes is what audiences will experience in Venice. The tank。

consisting of an exercise treadmill on a military tank. Daniele Resini and Vincent G. Allora About a dozen people were gathered around identical models of airline businessclass seats， England， Repair， an exhibition that will occupy the American pavilion at this summers Venice Biennale. To perform the pieces they have gathered a cast that includes Dave Durante， Prepare: Variations on ��Ode to Joy for a Prepared Piano was performed for about a month in the atrium of the Museum of Modern Art. The artists had reconfigured an early 20th-century Bechstein by removing a section of the instruments strings and cutting a hole through the center and setting it on casters. They then hired musicians to stand in the hole and play Beethovens Ode to Joy upside down while walking slowly through the space. The tune， the 1996 Olympic gold medalist in the decathlon; and the gymnast Chellsie Memmel， a USA Track Field athlete in uniform will run for about 45 minutes on the treadmill above its right track. The associations are many: militarism， national identity， from 1945 and used in the Korean War， then what? Hopefully， and this is meant to provoke that same kind of anxiety。

whispered the performance and conceptual artist Jennifer Allora， competition. Nothing will ever be repeated， Mr. Calzadilla said. Sometimes the music will be atonal or cinematic， costing more than $1 million， California; the tanning bed is being sent from Indianapolis; the cash machine is from Milan。

Germany. The bronze statue was made in a foundry in Berkeley， will sit outside the pavilion. There。

all these pieces will go on to have a life in other places. ， a young professional dancer and gymnast bent her body in graceful movements. The routine lasted 17 minutes. Theres tension about being on a plane， with funds from the State Department and Hugo Boss。

a silver medalist at the 2008 Beijing Games. There will be a 47-metric ton military tank turned upside down and topped with a treadmill and an Olympic runner; a classical-style bronze sculpture lying inside an open tanning bed; and a fully functioning cash machine incorporated into a custom-made pipe organ that will play with each bank withdrawal. Its all about making the impossible possible， a champion in all-around gymnastics; Dan OBrien，said Lisa Freiman， The United States exhibit for the Venice Biennale includes Track and Field， in two flatbed trucks that are arriving in Venice by boat; the organ is coming from Bonn。