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Portrait of *SUNJUNG KIM*. Image via Twitter.

Outgoing Gwangju Biennale Director Pushes Back Against Union Claims

JOE NAMY's _The Curtain of the Sky_ (2021) is one of two works that were vandalized at the 2021 Borås Art Biennial. Photo by Hendrik Zeitler. Courtesy Borås Konstmuseum.

Public sculptures by Joe Namy and Shilpa Gupta vandalized

Photo of *YOSHI WADA* practicing at the Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, 1984. Photo by Marilyn Bogerd. Image via Twitter.

Obituary: Yoshi Wada (1943–2021)

Exterior view of City Gallery Te Whare Toi, Wellington. Image via Facebook.

Wellington’s City Gallery Faces Controversial Restructuring

Portraits of *CINDY LIM* and *MARCELLO KWAN*. Courtesy Bonhams Hong Kong.

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*PETER WEGNER*, _Portrait of Guy Warren at 100_, 2021, oil on canvas, 120.5 x 151.5 cm. Courtesy the artist and Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney.

The 100th Archibald Prize Goes to Peter Wegner

_Past-Present_ (2021) by artist *TAIJI TERASAKI* has been installed in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of the billboard campaign launched by For Freedoms, in partnership with Orange Barr

US Billboard Campaign Protests Violence Against AAPI Communities

Portrait of *SUNJUNG KIM*. Image via Instagram.

Sunjung Kim Out from Gwangju Biennale Foundation

Portrait of ARTURO LUZ. Image via Facebook.

Obituary: Arturo Luz (1926–2021)

Screenshot via the website of “A Letter Against Apartheid.”

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Exterior view of India's National Museum, which will soon be relocated as part of the controversial Central Vista project. Image via Wikicommons.

Indian Government Bulldozes National Cultural Institutions

The Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA) in Manchester has come under fire for its diversity and inclusion practices. Photo by Constantin Brosteanu. Image via CFCCA's Facebo

“White Fragility” Impedes Change at CFCCA

Interior view of UCCA Edge, Shanghai. Photo by Zhu Di. Courtesy UCCA Center for Contemporary Art.

UCCA Unveils Shanghai Branch

Due to a recent spike in Covid-19 cases in Taiwan, the Taipei Fine Arts Museum is closed until at least May 28. Image via Wikicommons.

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