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Art Basel Hong Kong Releases Gallery List for 2021

Art Basel Hong Kong Releases Gallery List for 2021

The opening ceremony of the 13th Shanghai Biennale at the Power Station of Art, Shanghai, on November 10, 2020. Courtesy the Shanghai Biennale.

The 13th Shanghai Biennale reveals partial artist List

Pictured: some members of the *KARRABING FILM COLLECTIVE*, which has won the 7th EYE Art & Film Prize. Image via Facebook.

Indigenous Australian Collective wins EYE Art & Film Prize

One of the Dot Flower NFTs released by TAKASHI MURAKAMI on the OpenSea platform.

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Installation view of the 13th Gwangju Biennale,

13th Gwangju Biennale to Finally Open

Portrait of *RAMZI DALLOUL*. Image via Instagram.

Obituary: Ramzi Dalloul ( –2021)

HENRY TANG YING-YEN, chairman of the board of Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District Authority. Image via Wikipedia.

National Security Officials to Decide Whether Artworks at M+ Are Illegal

Installation view of *HALE TENGER*'s artwork from the 2019 Istanbul Biennial.<br>

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West Kowloon Chief Promises M+ Will Follow Security Law

A view of Dark Mofo, Hobart, in 2019. Photo by Jesse Hunniford. Image via Facebook.

Australian Festival Cancels Blood-Soaked Flag Project

Protestors against Asian hate crimes carrying posters with illustrations by artist AMANDA PHINGBODHIPAKKIYA at New York’s Union Square on March 19, 2021. Image via Twitter.

Art World Responds to Anti-Asian Hate Crimes

*SANTIAGO SIERRA* is planning to immerse a British flag in blood for his work, _Union Flag_ (2021), at Hobart's Dark Mofo 2021. Image via Wikimedia Commons.

Artist to Immerse British Flag in Blood for Australian Festival

*KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI*’s woodblock print _Kanagawa oki nami ura (Under the well of the Great Wave off Kanagawa)_, c. 1831, made USD 1.59 million at Christie’s New York. Courtesy Chri

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The South Roof Garden viewed from M+, overlooking Hong Kong Island. Photo by Virgile Simon Bertrand. Courtesy Herzog & de Meuron and M+, Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Arts Sector Faces New Political Scrutiny