Everything's Fucked: Difference between revisions

m
no edit summary
No edit summary
mNo edit summary
Line 9: Line 9:
|date_of_action=June 1st, 2013
|date_of_action=June 1st, 2013
|location=Melbourne, Austrailia
|location=Melbourne, Austrailia
|description_of_content="Everything's Fucked" is a sprawling installation piece that can be entered and explored by a viewer. The installation makes use of doll parts, printed images, sex toys, paints, clays, and other media. Slogans such as "the pope is fucked" or "the police are fucked" can be seen plastered about the installation. The detail that has met with the strongest objections is a fully clothed printout of the underage singer Justin Bieber to which the artist has affixed a urinating dildo.  
|description_of_content="Everything's Fucked" is a sprawling installation piece that can be entered and explored by a viewer. The installation makes use of doll parts, printed images, sex toys, paints, clays, and other media. Slogans such as "the pope is fucked" or "the police are fucked" can be seen plastered about the installation. The detail that has met with the strongest objections is a fully clothed printout of the underage singer Justin Bieber, to which the artist has affixed a urinating dildo.
|description_of_incident=Victoria Police confiscated a few pieces from Paul Yore's exhibition at Saint Kilda's Linden Center for Contemporary Art  on June 1st, 2013 in response to reports of child pornography, after images of adults engaged in sex acts with the faces of children pasted onto them drew outrage from visitors, who called for the exhibition to be shut down and dismantled under child pornography laws. Saint Kilda's Linden Center shut down the exhibition immediately following the police investigation.   
|description_of_incident=Victoria Police confiscated a few pieces from Paul Yore's exhibition at Saint Kilda's Linden Center for Contemporary Art  on June 1st, 2013 in response to reports of child pornography, after images of adults engaged in sex acts with the faces of children pasted onto them drew outrage from visitors, who called for the exhibition to be shut down and dismantled under child pornography laws. Saint Kilda's Linden Center shut down the exhibition immediately following the police investigation.   


56

edits