... I sincerely hope the politically-correct jobsworth who started all this loses their job.
g'day Andy
why should they lose their job?
may be your being a little harsh
shouldn't we constantly re-address these issues as surely there are somethings that are indecent?
doesn't society have a right and a need to re-evaluate such matters?
Ray
Address what issues? That childhood is innocent? Or that once someone with a twisted mind projects their perverted view onto a picture it should no longer be seen?
To allow this to stand would be saying all those millions of parents with photos of their kids playing on the beach without clothes on, of their babies in the bath etc. should be labelled as criminal for taking the picture.
It is high time this sick PC view that nudity is automatically 'wrong' was slapped in the face with a wake up stick.
so you have nude images of yourself and family on display?
Yes. There is a nude image of myself as a baby on my parents wall for anyone to see... but then my family are not small-minded prudes.
so it would be ok with them and you if thousands of people visited just to see that imageIt is in their entrance hall. Everyone who visits can see it.
The British Crown Prosecution Service have judged the Nan Golding photograph owned by Elton John as 'not indecent'.
After all this unnecessary furore and cost to the taxpayer, I sincerely hope the politically-correct jobsworth who started all this loses their job.
Not sure about losing their job but an extremely severe reprimand at the very least.
It was a farce in 2001 and this time it shows gross negligence on the part of the gallery. How can any artist trust this organisation.
Ian
After all this publicity the gallery can now go after the big fish like T. Kincaid and Wyland.
They say there's no such thing as bad publicity, but I can't see how this debacle can be anything other than bad news for the gallery. Why would any contemporary artist or collector want to entrust this place with their work?
Not sure about losing their job but an extremely severe reprimand at the very least.
It was a farce in 2001 and this time it shows gross negligence on the part of the gallery. How can any artist trust this organisation.
Ian
so it would be ok with them and you if thousands of people visited just to see that image
I'm pretty sure the gallery employee who dialled 999 should probably consider whether the arts field is really where they should be working, do they really have the judgement and values to be a positive asset to an arts institution?
Somehow I have a hard time conjuring up an image of a block-long lineup of people outside of Andy's parent's house waiting to catch a look at little Andy's peepee.![]()
Same here. Which makes this modern paranoia about people seeing pictures of naked babies all the more ridiculous. All it does is persecute innocent parents who want to record every moment of their baby's life and the detail of every memory.
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