A major corporate sponsor of the Sydney Biennale, Australia’s biggest art exhibition, has withdrawn following allegations of antisemitism involving a DJ in its program. On Tuesday, the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies filed a police complaint over comments allegedly made by US electronic music producer Zubeyda Muzeyyen, who performs as DJ Haram, during a set at the Biennale’s opening night party last week at White Bay Power Station, the Sydney Morning Herald reported. Muzeyyen is accused of having referred to a “Zio-Australian-Epstein empire,” making a tribute to “martyrs” and using the phrase “long live the resistance”—which the complaint says is “commonly understood” as a call for “acts of political violence.” Related Articles Then, on Tuesday, the management consultant firm PwC, which had been listed as a “strategic partner” for the Biennale’s 25th edition, said that it was withdrawing from participation. In a statement, the company said that the decision was driven by a belief that the Biennale was no longer “welcoming and inclusive for everyone.” A Biennale spokesperson responded to PwC’s decision in a statement, first reported by …