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'''Artist:''' Lloyd Marcus
'''Artist:''' Lloyd Marcus


'''Confronting Bodies:''' Deltona, Florida city manager


'''Date of Action:''' February, 2006


'''Confronting Bodies:''' Deltona, Fl city manager
'''Location:''' Deltona, Florida, The United States of America
 
 
 
'''Dates of Action:''' February, 2006
 
 
 
'''Location:''' Deltona, FL
 
 
 
'''Description of Artwork:''' The series of paintings, "Storefronts," depict the artist's upbringing, where religion played a prominent role - one contains a priest carrying a Bible, another a priest bearing a basket of treats for a woman and her child, and a third features a man whose cap reads "I Love Jesus." <P>
 


'''Description of Artwork:''' The series of paintings, ''Storefronts'', depict the artist's upbringing, where religion played a prominent role - one contains a priest carrying a Bible, another a priest bearing a basket of treats for a woman and her child, and a third features a man whose cap reads "I Love Jesus." <P>


'''The Incident:''' Worried about violating the principle of separation between church and state, the City Manager removed three paintings from the series from a City Hall display celebrating Black History Month. <P>
'''The Incident:''' Worried about violating the principle of separation between church and state, the City Manager removed three paintings from the series from a City Hall display celebrating Black History Month. <P>


'''Results of Incident:''' After protest, the City returned the paintings. <P>
'''Results of Incident:''' After protest, the City returned the paintings. <P>


'''Source:''' NCAC, Orlando Sentinel
'''Source:''' NCAC, Orlando Sentinel


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Latest revision as of 21:53, 25 June 2012

Date: 2006

Region: North America

Subject: Religious

Medium: Painting


Marcus3.jpg

Artist: Lloyd Marcus

Confronting Bodies: Deltona, Florida city manager

Date of Action: February, 2006

Location: Deltona, Florida, The United States of America

Description of Artwork: The series of paintings, Storefronts, depict the artist's upbringing, where religion played a prominent role - one contains a priest carrying a Bible, another a priest bearing a basket of treats for a woman and her child, and a third features a man whose cap reads "I Love Jesus."

The Incident: Worried about violating the principle of separation between church and state, the City Manager removed three paintings from the series from a City Hall display celebrating Black History Month.

Results of Incident: After protest, the City returned the paintings.

Source: NCAC, Orlando Sentinel