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University Art Censorship Under
False Legal Pretext: Trends and Resistance

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The second event of the Collective Courage Conversations Series, this event explores how universities are attempting to justify censorship with flawed legal claims– and what artists and students are doing to resist.

Join us for a conversation that examines recent cases of art censorship on campus– in which universities attempt to justify their censorious actions with flawed legal claims– and what artists and students are doing to resist. The talk will feature discussions with artist Elana Mann, whose work was recently censored at Pepperdine University, Liberty Welch and Maggie Lawson, student director-producers who were  pressured into cancelling their own production by the University of Central Oklahoma, and Ralph Sevush, Executive Director of Business Affairs & General Counsel for The Dramatists Guild of America.


 
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