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'''Location:''' Pasco City Hall Gallery | '''Location:''' Pasco City Hall Gallery | ||
'''Description of Artwork:''' Rupp’s bronze sculpture depicted a woman “mooning” the viewer, and was titled ''To the Republicans, Democrats and Bi-Partisans''. Hopper’s block prints showed a nude Adam and Eve touring sites in Germany. (The print on left is titled ''Mannaheim Corner'', below, ''Max Joseph Strasse''.) | '''Description of Artwork:''' Rupp’s bronze sculpture depicted a woman “mooning” the viewer, and was titled ''To the Republicans, Democrats and Bi-Partisans''. Hopper’s block prints showed a nude Adam and Eve touring sites in Germany. (The print on left is titled ''Mannaheim Corner'', below right, ''Max Joseph Strasse''.) | ||
'''The Incident:''' City officials excluded the works from the exhibition at the City Hall gallery referring to its “noncontroversial” art policy. However, they provided no guidelines as to what was “controversial” and had not previously instituted the practice of screening art for acceptability. | '''The Incident:''' City officials excluded the works from the exhibition at the City Hall gallery referring to its “noncontroversial” art policy. However, they provided no guidelines as to what was “controversial” and had not previously instituted the practice of screening art for acceptability. | ||