In recent years, Chinese contemporary art has gained international recognition but under Xi Jinping's regime, it increasingly serves as a vehicle for state propaganda, stifling dissent among artists, even abroad.
Artists in Australia express concern over the growing influence of Chinese state propaganda in the local arts scene, highlighting instances of censorship and intimidation that affect their creative freedom.
The Chinese government’s influence extends beyond its borders, with reports of intimidation tactics employed in Australia to silence those who challenge the political narratives, raising questions about artistic autonomy.
As the art community grapples with these issues, a wave of artists is beginning to speak out against censorship, seeking a platform to address the challenges posed by external influences on their work.
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