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I wish people would just take the high road and ignore exhibits that they find offensive. Think about it: these artists (whatever) are exhibiting their works (whatever) for people to see and get excited about. They don’t care if they become famous or infamous, they just like the attention and publicity. If people wouldn’t give them attention, they’d get bored and disappointed.
I realize that the first thing most people do (when they are not members of online forums) when they hear that something is banned is to get curious about it and want to see it. But if you just ignore the artists and their works, they will go away. If they have no viewers, they have nothing. The more fuss you make over it, the more publicity they get, the more viewers they get, and all this drama circulates around them.
When I see something I don’t like, I stop looking at it
I realize that the first thing most people do (when they are not members of online forums) when they hear that something is banned is to get curious about it and want to see it. But if you just ignore the artists and their works, they will go away. If they have no viewers, they have nothing. The more fuss you make over it, the more publicity they get, the more viewers they get, and all this drama circulates around them.
When I see something I don’t like, I stop looking at it