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Unfortunately, that happens all too often, as evidenced by recent events. Last week, Cameron Wolf, a self-described artist and student at the School of Public Health, alleged that Professor of Physics Daniel S. Fisher, the recently appointed master of Dudley House, had censored certain works out of a two-week exhibit of Wolf's work at the House. To hear Wolf tell it, the master was guilty of homophobia and discrimination in deciding that some of the photographs--of nude men and women--were inappropriate for display in his House...
...such example of successful politicization is Cameron S. Wolf's powerfully resonant "The Mirror of the Plague," selected pieces of which are now on exhibit at Dudley House...
...Cameron Wolf says his artwork is designed as "an exploration about...how the AIDS crisis has changed the way we see the world." After viewing some of Wolf's eerie, occasionally obscene photographs on display in Dudley House yesterday, this much seems clear to me: Wolf has a bizarre way of communicating the tragedy of AIDS...
...case, the issue of censorship is a moot point. To be censored implies that one's rights to free expression are being violated. Cameron Wolf, however, has no inalienable right to use Dudley House's walls to display his work. That's why he had to ask for permission to use the space. And that's why his right to free expression is not relevant here...
...exhibit, Cameron S. Wolf's "The Mirror of the Plague," featured a series of photographs, including some of same-sex couples...