Taiwanese Artists Accuse Gwangju Biennale of Political Censorship

The Gwangju Biennale, a major South Korean art event, has denied allegations of political censorship leveled by Taiwanese artists. The dispute stems from a disagreement over the naming of Taiwan's presentation at the biennale. Organizers assert they have not influenced exhibition planning or content and reaffirm their commitment to artistic freedom. The denial comes amid growing tensions, though no specific details about the naming issue have been disclosed. The biennale's statement emphasizes respect for creative expression.