Censorship of David Wojnarowicz, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Francisco Goy

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Only by load-bearing(a) the voice... ... money, and of course the committee voted to dip the amendment. The result of the committee was the Miller sort that labeled art as obscene when the work, taken as a whole, lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value (378). But according to whose set? If the jurys set differ from that of the artist, who defiantly considers his work serious, the artist expression is limited. Another interpreter was the criticism made by Dr. Judith Reisman who disagreed that Mapplethorpes photographs were art because they failed to express benignant emotion because of the sexual images(379). But this argumentation also requires the question, by whose set? Maybe they do not steer human emotion to her because she believes only traditional beautiful things can perk up emotion, but they may awake emotions in other viewers, which is the artists purpose. Censorship of David Wojnarowicz, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Francisco GoyThe Censorship of David Wojnarowicz, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Francisco GoyaCensorship is usually considered official censorship because it is action taken by governmental institutions such as government committees, or universities, to limit the view of a specific artwork or a group of works by the public. However, these concrete official actions taken to limit public view of specific artwork are only the results of the abstract censoring attitudes of individuals or groups of individuals, encouraging the actions. Censoring attitudes can arise from feelings of race or gender discrimination, discrimination against the gay community, fear of taboos and controversially issues, and assumed moral or Christian authority. It is these attitudes that are the basis of censorship, not necessarily the artists intentions of their artwork, because each individual viewer of the artists specific piece will unconsciously project his/her own anxieties and fears into the artists artwork. What drives the individual to censor the artists work is the product of their attitudes being reflected in the subject matter of the artwork, and the result of censorship is keeping the artist s work from being exposed or even from being created.A mutually supportive relationship between artists and society would be the ideal under the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. Our society would recognize and support an expanded role for artists. Free and diverse artistic expressions are vital for challenging people to rethink their assumptions and for educating people about past and present issues. We should oppose censorship in the arts, and encourage individual and social expression by artists. Only by supporting the voice... ... money, and of course the committee voted to pass the amendment. The result of the committee was the Miller test that labeled art as obscene when the work, taken as a whole, lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value (378). But according to whose values? If the jurys values differ from that of the artist, who defiantly considers his work serious, the artist expression is limited. Another example was the cr iticism made by Dr. Judith Reisman who disagreed that Mapplethorpes photographs were art because they failed to express human emotion because of the sexual images(379). But this statement also requires the question, by whose values? Maybe they do not show human emotion to her because she believes only traditional beautiful things can invoke emotion, but they may invoke emotions in other viewers, which is the artists purpose.