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{{Display censorship incident
|ongoing=no
|year=2011
|region=Asia
|artist=Sun Xun,
|subject=Political/Economic/Social Opinion
|confronting_bodies=Minsheng Art Museum
|medium=Film Video
|date_of_action=November 2011
|location=Shanghai
|description_of_content=Sun Xun's piece, "Some Actions Haven't Been Defined Yet In The Revolution" consisted of woodcut animations. The piece was within a group exhibition entitled "Everyday Legend," which examined Chinese traditions in contemporary art.
|description_of_incident=Before the exhibit had even opened, a sign was placed near the screen which was intended to display the animation. The sign said: "The work is unable to be shown as part of the exhibition due to non-technical reasons.” No one from the museum explained the censorship of the piece and shared no information regarding the exclusion of the piece from the group exhibition.
|description_of_result=The piece was never restored and the censorship was never explained.
|image=Screen Shot 2017-06-22 at 3.47.55 PM.png
}}
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[https://www.artforum.com/news/id=64564 Artist’s Film Censored at Museum in Shanghai]