| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Truly this does remind me of the Ofili scandal in that it seems that his critics are incapable of interpreting art on anything but the most one-dimensional, literal levels, as if use of religious imagery shuts down our ability to identify ambiguities, as if as soon as there is a crucifix or a Mary in the art, artists must refrain from poetry or and revert only to devotional images.
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