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Photo shows painters at work covering the mural with a coat of paint. Credit: National Coalition Against Censorship

Blu-ey Kablooey: MOCA Mural Musses the Demarcation Between Censorship and Curatorial Consideration

The artist himself has submitted that the removal of his mural was a form of artistic censorship at its very worse and found irony in the asinine foofaraw of an institution charged with supporting and promoting art, quite conversely, destroying it.

May 1, 2019April 19, 2019 Tommy Vinh Bui Artwork & Illustrations, Censorship
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