Cuban Artists, Activists Boycott Havana Biennial, Leading Participants to Drop Out
The event, which is slated to open November 21, follows historic protests within the capital city over censorship.
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Tania Bruguera Agrees to Leave Cuba in Exchange for Release of Prisoners
The artist-activist agreed to take a position at Harvard University in exchange for the release of 25 prisoners.
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Tiananmen Monument Faces Removal in Hong Kong, Tania Bruguera Talks Cuban Prisoner Release, and More: Morning Links for October 11, 2021
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Tania Bruguera Among Artists Detained During Anti-Government Protests in Cuba
Her studio said she was interrogated in connection with Hamlet Lavastida's arrest.
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Dia Chelsea to Open in April, Monolith Mystery Deepens, and More: Morning Links from December 7, 2020
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Tania Bruguera Detained Amid Protests Over Artistic Freedom in Cuba
The artist's sister said she had been released soon after.
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Tania Bruguera’s Most Famous Works: How the Artist Has Challenged Oppressive Forces with Incisive Performances
The artist's performances often indict the viewer in critiques of oppression.
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City of Philadelphia Slashes Art Funding By 40 Percent to Balance Budget and More: Morning Links from July, 2020
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13 Notable Removals of Artwork—Through Censorship, Protest, and More
From controversial institutional critique to activist-minded withdrawals, these works were points of protest.
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The Art Controversies That Defined the 2010s
See a list the decade's biggest scandals, from #MeToo allegations to protests against museum board members.
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