AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGwangju Biennale Taiwan Row: China has pulled its curatorial team and artists from South Korea’s Gwangju Biennale, protesting the “Taiwan Pavilion” naming after organizers restored the label—sparking fresh diplomatic friction as Seoul says the decision was handled by the private sector. K-pop Awards Backlash in Taiwan: Overseas fans are calling for actor Kim Soo-hyun’s removal from the 2026 Asia Artist Awards in Kaohsiung, arguing his return to major ceremonies is inappropriate amid renewed online controversy. Tech & Entertainment Crossover: HTC’s Vive Eagle smart glasses are rolling out beyond Taiwan, with US orders starting at $499 and UK pricing confirmed at £429—positioned as a camera-equipped alternative with privacy-focused features. AI Hardware News (Taiwan-linked): Nvidia is investing $3.5B in MediaTek via convertible bonds, aiming to deepen its AI data-center ecosystem as MediaTek adopts Nvidia interconnect and memory tech. Arts & Culture Spotlight: Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul opened in tandem, drawing major crowds and shifting focus toward Asia-Pacific galleries as Seoul’s gallery districts host Neighborhood Nights. Anime Update: Magical Sisters Lulutto Lilly returns for its second cour on Oct. 4 with new cast and theme-song artists.
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