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Revision as of 18:34, 4 November 2016
Date: 2004
Region: North America
Subject: Sexual/Gender Orientation
Medium: Film/Video, Education
Artist: Jessica Lawless
Confronting Bodies: University of San Diego officials
Dates of Action: February, 2004
Location: San Diego, California
Description of Artwork: Lawless' work, titled Blue Things I Wear, consists of three digital video stills. One is a shot of blue hair ties, another is a shot of blue bras, and the last is a shot of blue hair ties next to a baseball sock, with a blue stripe, wrapped around a blue dildo.
The Incident: Blue Things I Wear was part of The Open Show, featured in San Diego University's 15th annual Social Issues conference. The show was meant to address concerns of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender community in the context of social issues. Lawless' work was removed from the show because of the image of the dildo.
Results of Incident: The Open Show's coordinator organized a dialogue/discussion about GLBT issues and censorship.
Source: NCAC
