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In a message dated 3/7/02 12:19:37 PM, [log in to unmask] writes:
<< Mr. Abraham insists that the administration doesn't
intend to stunt creativity and isn't prudish.
'It's not about censorship," he says, 'It's about
institutional ownership.' " >>
What does the institution believe that it owns in this case? The artwork? The
decision as to who views the artwork? The brochure? The gallery building? (I
suspect they own the libraary building, too....hmmm.)
<<'We're working hard to change our graphical identity,'
says Neil B. Abraham, vice president for academic
affairs.>>
The word is "graphic" not "graphical"! Graphic identity is determined by use
of logo, presentation of materials, typeface, use of identifying colors, etc,
NOT by censorship of content.
While it is certainly possible that someone selected this image for the
purpose of being titillating, it can only be so when people react like this
administration.
Jennifer Tow, **BFA**, IBCLC, CT, USA
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