The San Isidro Group of Cuban artists explain their plans for the Bienal Sin 349

It's been 30 years since the event that saw thousands of protestors clamour for democracy in Beijing

Certain subjects have become off-limits—but no one knows exactly what can or cannot be discussed

Artists voice concern for Hong Kong’s artistic landscape amid so-called “mainlandification” of the SAR

Artist was granted bail in November after being held in custody in Dhaka for 102 days

A new report by the non-profit organisation Pen America calls for the repeal of Decree 349 while Cuban artists ask for solidarity from biennial participants

The journalist, accused of spreading propaganda, was backed by Banksy

“It was infuriating to find our involvement had been erased,” Ai says

Finnish artist Jani Leinonen has asked museum to remove the work—with no response

Most of the north-west Chinese region's Uyghur writers, artists and scholars have already been imprisoned

The activist says that the government crackdown continues with the creation of a “cultural police”

Under president Xi Jinping's increasingly stringent regime, galleries must negotiate a slow and capricious approval process to show works of art

The artist, Daniel Bejar, sees the early dismantling of his show in Westchester as an example of institutional censorship

Organisers at Bal Harbour show asked Pacifico Silano to remove his images with partial nudity and descriptions referring to pornography

João Ribas has stepped down following censorship row around Robert Mapplethorpe show

Document denounces effort to ‘punish free creation’

Trieste deputy mayor Paolo Polidori calls image commissioned for sailing regatta “political propaganda”

The social media giant also deleted her comments and friends

Reasons and perpetrators behind the removal of the key biennial work remain unclear

Online campaign criticises right-wing governments in Austria, Hungary and Poland and warns that Germany could be next

Image is no more contentious than those shared on the platforms by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, supporters say

A citizen is facing potential jail time over a mural referencing Trump’s 2005 Access Hollywood tape

The social media giant was found to be at fault for closing a schoolteacher’s account but his claims for €20,000 in damages were dismissed

Violent animal video triggers another avalanche of criticism for provocative Algerian artist

Nude statue is latest artwork to be deemed inappropriate by social media giant

Media mogul Tatxo Benet says that censorship is damaging for artists—and the viewing public

Parker Bright says protest image of him taken at Whitney Biennial was used by Neil Beloufa without permission

The social media giant has argued for dismissal, saying the plaintiff should have sued its European web host

Activist targets American photographer’s latest show for second time amid claims of promoting paedophilia

Abdulnasser Gharem’s painting about Sunni-Shia divide was removed from Brigitte Schenk's stand at organisers' request