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Taiwan Pavilion Naming Dispute Erupts Ahead of Gwangju Biennale

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A controversy has arisen between Taiwan and the organizers of the Gwangju Biennale over the naming of Taiwan's pavilion. The biennale, Asia's largest art festival set to open in Korea in September, has renamed the exhibition the 'NTMoFA Pavilion', sparking accusations of censorship from Taiwan's government and participating artists.

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    台湾パビリオン名称巡り対立 光州ビエンナーレ開幕前に波紋 https://t.co/JekFIdDSno 9月に韓国・光州で開幕するアジア...

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