Forbidden art is told in Bologna – Bologna – Arte.it

Bologna – From ancient Egypt to this day, censorship has always tried to insinuate in art plots, in an attempt to silence meanings and messages, for political, but also religious, social, sexual reasons.
One of the most striking examples of censorship lies in the degenerate art, a term that distinguishes in the context of Germany of the Nazi regime that distinguishes forms of art that teats of values or aesthetically in contrast to the Nazi views that resist many forms of contemporary art, to retain the values of the Aryan race.

AAVV Charlie Hebdo Magazine, 2015 Magazine Front Cover, 31.7 x 39.6 cm, L’Art prohibition Museum, Barcellona, Spagna

An exhibition, under the leading events of the autumn agenda of Arthemisia, is investigating the theme of censorship by exploring more than 50 works by great international artists from the Museu de l’Art in Barcelona, each with a shocking story.

Made in collaboration with the Museu de l’Art ban in Barcelona and edited by Carles Guerra with the scientific advice of Fabio Isman, the exhibition will ask visitors to ask questions about the freedom of expression, about the role of artists in society, about the role of art as an aid of the covers of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the cover, of the covers of the cover, of the covers, Goya.

Francisco from Goya and Lucent, where is Mama? Etchings, 20 x 28.8 cm, Museum of Forbidden Art, Barcelona, Spain