Constitutional Law
May 30, 2001
Standardless Standard
The Hopper case most likely will cause municipalities with city hall public art exhibits to re-evaluate their selection policies.
Americans are no strangers to controversy over museum art exhibits. More than a decade ago, for example, the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati and its curator were tried and acquitted on obscenity charges related to an exhibit of Robert Mapplethorpe's photography (an incident comprehensively...
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