Aggie said:See woman get punched in face.
See woman surprised by the reaction.
See woman say she had no warning.
L Gebhardt said:So a gallery owner should only display works that are non-controversial, or that they are willing to fight for? So should I assume that violence against gun stores should be tolerated in your world, because they are only there to make a buck, and some people disagree with their product?
bjorke said:As for gun stores, in "my world" one can protest their presence without having to be violent.
bjorke said:To do otherwise would not only be self-contradictory, it would probably be tactically unwise.
I don't see it as violence. If it were violent, than anything that I disagree with I could consider an assault. Maybe I need to call the police on some of the newspaper and magazine publishers - I certainly found the images disturbing. Or some of the posts in this thread ;-)bjorke said:Placing such an image on the street is a sort of violence, perpetuated against the public
I don't think anyone posting here has said that they should. Several seem quick to accuse, however.L Gebhardt said:...why should a gallery have to accept violence?
There is no need for courses or even correspondence. It is the school of the self anointed administered by that great self anointer John Ashcroft without the benefit of a single tax dollar. No diploma either, but you do get cool x-ray glasses.noblebeast said:I need to learn the address for this wonderful correspondence course immediately. Oh, and does the cost include a ready-to-frame diploma?
Joe
The work in question was shown in the local papers.noblebeast said:And apparently no one has seen the work in question...
noblebeast said:What amazes me the most in following this thread is how quickly and confidently so many individuals are able to enter and map the psyche of the artist and the gallery owner. I had no idea that, besides so many talented photographers, APUG also plays host to many gifted psychologists, for whom the complexities of the human mind pose not the slightest problem. And all this from a few paragraphs of a news story! And apparently no one has seen the work in question, nor sat down and spoken to the two protagonists, and yet they are able to dissect every bit of thought and motivation behind the events down to the most subtle nuance of human consciousness. Remarkable!
I need to learn the address for this wonderful correspondence course immediately. Oh, and does the cost include a ready-to-frame diploma?
Joe
EricR said:This is all very tiresome and much to personal in nature to be of any redeeming benefit to the members of this forum. Please people, take your sand back to your own boxes and settle down.
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