Censorship in Exhibitions

The book progresses thematically, beginning with case studies categorized by type of censorship, such as political or religious motivations. It then investigates the actors involved, like government bodies and museum administrators, and their agendas. Finally, it considers the consequences of censorship on artists and society, offering strategies to resist such actions. By examining historical patterns and motivations, the book reveals how censorship reinforces existing power structures. This approach challenges conventional narratives and provides a comprehensive overview valuable to art students, historians, and museum professionals.