CENSORSHIP

SESSION A | 8-24-23 | AM

In this focused discussion on censorship, the Multarity panelists explored their initial thoughts, reflections, and assumptions about the topic through various lenses such as art, media, religion, politics, and community. Keywords like "restriction," "overbearing," and "authoritarian" surfaced as common sentiments, pointing to a generally cautious or negative view of censorship.

This group explored its inherent complexities, questioning its necessity and examining its nuanced appearances in different social realms. The conversation also examined the ambiguity of 'truth' in politics, the role of self-censorship in art, and the ways religious institutions use censorship to enforce dogma. The dialogue ultimately showcased a multi-dimensional understanding of censorship, revealing both its perceived negatives and instances where some participants felt it could be deemed necessary.

SESSION A HIGHLIGHTS

SESSION A ADDITIONAL ART

These images also emerged from this pannel’s conversation on the meaning and implications of censorship.