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Prominent Chinese-Australian artist Guo Jian has been detained by Chinese authorities ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown, according to friends. His arrest came soon after the artist was profiled in a Financial Times article, which featured his latest installation -- a diorama of Tiananmen Square covered in ground meat. In the article, Guo was highly critical of the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) actions during the 1989 incident, in which he served in the late 1970s. Guo was taken from his home in eastern Beijing on Sunday night, and contacted friends by text message to let them know that he had been arrested.

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- Australian government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- Beijing government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- Chinese government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- Financial Times government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- Guo government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- Guo Jian government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- PLA government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- People's Liberation Army government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- Tiananmen government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.
- Tiananmen Square government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.


Australian government released a statement Monday, offering its assistance to the artist, who holds an Australian passport.