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*[http://www.sunjournal.com/sex-offenders-art-removed-from-lewiston-exhibit/ Sex offender’s art removed from Lewiston exhibit] | *[http://www.sunjournal.com/sex-offenders-art-removed-from-lewiston-exhibit/ Sex offender’s art removed from Lewiston exhibit] | ||
::The University of Southern Maine has removed three works by a highly regarded oil painter from a gallery on its Lewiston-Auburn campus after learning that the artist is a sex offender, a decision that has prompted objections from the show’s curator and the Union of Maine Visual Artists.<br> (Bob Keyes, Portland Press Herald, US, May | ::The University of Southern Maine has removed three works by a highly regarded oil painter from a gallery on its Lewiston-Auburn campus after learning that the artist is a sex offender, a decision that has prompted objections from the show’s curator and the Union of Maine Visual Artists.<br> (Bob Keyes, Portland Press Herald, US, May 6, 2018)<!-- Added 5-7-18 --> | ||
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- The University of Southern Maine has removed three works by a highly regarded oil painter from a gallery on its Lewiston-Auburn campus after learning that the artist is a sex offender, a decision that has prompted objections from the show’s curator and the Union of Maine Visual Artists.
(Bob Keyes, Portland Press Herald, US, May 6, 2018)
- The University of Southern Maine has removed three works by a highly regarded oil painter from a gallery on its Lewiston-Auburn campus after learning that the artist is a sex offender, a decision that has prompted objections from the show’s curator and the Union of Maine Visual Artists.
- Bill Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault by a jury of his peers on Thursday.
( Sasha Savitsky, Leora Arnowitz, FOX News, US, April 26, 2018)
- Bill Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault by a jury of his peers on Thursday.
