See judge-has-dismissed-efforts-to-remove-a-miriam-cahn-painting-of-russian-war-crimes
and www.artnews.com/.../miriam-cahn-palais-de-tokyo-ukraine-painting-controversy
I fear that some of my gender-critter friends have got their knickers seriously back to front in this case by mixing up 'paedo porn' with a genuine feminist critique of, dare I call it, 'toxic masculinity'.
and www.artnews.com/.../miriam-cahn-palais-de-tokyo-ukraine-painting-controversy
I fear that some of my gender-critter friends have got their knickers seriously back to front in this case by mixing up 'paedo porn' with a genuine feminist critique of, dare I call it, 'toxic masculinity'.
As someone who is keen on creative arts, which are meant to be challenging, I support freedom of expression. As someone with a legal background too, I know that the question is always, where do you draw the line? This one is probably on the line: L’Origine du monde, 1866, by Gustave Courbet, at the Musee
d’Orsay.
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