Works from an art exhibition that has repeatedly sparked controversy for its purported "anti-Japan" message in featuring a statue symbolizing wartime "comfort women" have been put on display at a gallery in central Japan, organizers of the event said Tuesday.The Sakae municipal gallery in Nagoya will show the statue of a girl in traditional Korean dress symbolizing women who worked in wartime Japanese military brothels as well as two other pieces from the exhibition until July 11.The exhibition, titled "After 'Freedom of Expression?'", initially opened at the Aichi Triennale 2019 but was fo…READ FULL ARTICLE
