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Gwangju Says Taiwan Pavilion Naming Was a Miscommunication, Not a Message

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City officials clarified that the pavilion's title shift was an internal messaging lapse, not a shift in how the biennale regards the region's political status. The clarification keeps the show's diplomatic footing steady as galleries and collectors turn attention to its run.

With reporting from ARTnews.

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