Taiwan Gets Rare Win Over China in Spat at South Korean Art Show
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- Bloomberg Politicsseen 6 Sept, 02:30headline rewritten
South Korea Exhibit Allows Taiwan Pavilion Over Chinese ProtestsTaiwan Gets Rare Win Over China in Spat at South Korean Art Show - medicinehatnews.comseen 4 Oct, 16:37article removed
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China is boycotting a major Asian art festival over the naming of a Taiwanese exhibition
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Wed, 26 August 2026
1 report- Libération (France)11:20
La décision de débaptiser le «Taiwan Pavilion» a suscité la colère de nombreux artistes qui s’interrogent sur une possible ingérence chinoise. Sous pression, la direction de la Biennale de Gwangju pourrait faire marche arrière.
Thu, 3 September 2026
6 reports- Bloomberg Politics10:40first to reportedited after publishing
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South Korea Exhibit Allows Taiwan Pavilion Over Chinese ProtestsA South Korean art exhibition will allow Taiwanese participants to use the designation “Taiwan Pavilion,” despite Chinese protests, marking a rare win for the island in its fight for international recognition.
- en.people.cn11:00
China's curatorial team has announced its withdrawal from the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea after
- NYT World12:57
China said the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea was misrepresenting Taiwan as an independent nation. Beijing claims it as its own.
- chinadaily.com.cn15:55
- chinadaily.com.cn15:55
- Index.hr (Croatia)20:51
BIJENALE u Gwangjuu, jedan od ključnih događaja u Aziji vezanih uz suvremenu umjetnost treba se otvoriti u subotu.
Fri, 4 September 2026
2 reports- South China Morning Post11:12
China and South Korea have exchanged formal protests over the highly sensitive Taiwan question and Korean unity. The two countries have been trying to improve relations in recent months, but South Korean national security adviser Wi Sung-lac said he had issued “a serious objection” after an official Chinese statement welcomed moves “towards the peaceful coexistence of the two states of South and North Korea”. Meanwhile, Beijing “lodged serious representations” with Seoul over an art event...
- medicinehatnews.com11:16removed by the outlet
China is boycotting a major Asian art festival over the naming of a Taiwanese exhibitionSEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A group of Chinese artists is boycotting a major art exhibition in South Korea over the organizers’ plans to use the name “Taiwan Pavilion” for an exhibition of works by Taiwanese artists. China considers self-governing Taiwan to be part of its territory and rejects the island’s claim to sovereignty. Beijing