Censorship in the art classroom.(part 2)

School Arts | March 1, 1996| | Copyright

This is the second of three articles examining issues and consequences surrounding the censorship and suppression of artistic expression in the artroom.

The first article discussed examples of censorship reported and documented in annual reports by People for the American Way (SchoolArts, January 1996, page 35).

This second article discusses the different faces of censorship and their consequences for art teachers and students, and their respective communities. The third article will identify strategies and procedures for helping art teachers, administrators and ...

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