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Hipper artwork debate continues

From cueTV Sat 11 Jul, 10:52 am

Artistic freedom of expression is an established right that protects artists (and journalists) from being censored. When artist Mark Hipper’s work was pulled off the Times 2 exhibition at the Albany Museum, cueTV investigated the legal basis for the censorship of Hipper’s artwork. The artist was outraged with the headline of the story cueTV [...]
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