South Korea biennale restores “Taiwan Pavilion” name after protests
A South Korean biennale restored the name “Taiwan Pavilion” after artists protested its removal.
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Why it matters
The naming dispute reflects the politically sensitive status of Taiwan in South Korea and regional cultural diplomacy.
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