Controversial art exhibition in Nagoya closed after threats

A controversial art exhibition in central Japan featuring works with purported anti-Japan messages was discontinued Thursday two days after it opened following repeated threats, the local government said.A package containing firecrackers was sent to a gallery in Nagoya where the exhibit titled "After Freedom of Expression" was being held, the city government said. An official who opened the package was unhurt, but the city decided to close the facility through the rest of the week for safety reasons.The exhibit, including a statue of a girl symbolizing Korean women who worked in wartime Jap…READ FULL ARTICLE