Sentence examples for offensive artwork from inspiring English sources

Mayor Giuliani is dissatisfied with his decency panel's early efforts to find ways to impair the city's museums from exhibiting offensive artwork.

The band also put out a censored cover which censored out the offensive artwork.

Within four months, artist and creative director Ryder Ripps went from being heralded as "the consummate internet cool kid" by the New York Times to getting accused of making possibly the most offensive artwork of the year.

Joseph is now suing the Met, according to the deposition, over the "imposition of anti-Semitic, racist and offensive artworks on the Plaintiff in a public forum, in violation of the First Amendment and in violation of Titles II and VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964".

Eight years on, Biafra urges people not to buy DK albums, repackaged on another label minus their deliciously offensive Winston Smith artwork.

MANILA — Officials shut down a controversial art exhibition on Tuesday after a storm of public protest that included criticism from President Benigno S. Aquino III, who called the artwork offensive to the country's Christian majority.

But now they have reversed their decision, rejecting the argument that the artwork is offensive to African culture.

Serota confessed that decisions over the potential removal of an artwork deemed "offensive" were fraught for arts directors: "You are isolated as a director.

"The choice of such artwork is gratuitously offensive to the religious beliefs of many Australians," Prime Minister John Howard told The Daily Telegraph.

Banksy has struck again – but a council in the east of England has struck back, removing his artwork that it said contained "offensive and racist remarks".

But that "long held" standard quickly began to look more like a double standard as Twitter users surfaced several examples of the Times having published cartoons and artwork that could be considered offensive to various faiths.