Brisbane Times
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Turnbull decries ‘demonising’ of Venice artist as chair admits removal was unfair
Creative Australia chair Wesley Enoch admitted the temporary removal of artist Khaled Sabsabi from the Venice Biennale was unfair after fierce criticism over alleged extremist links. Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull attended Wednesday's pavilion opening, calling the treatment "demonising Muslims" and saying it recruits for extremists.
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