Throughout history, art has been censored for challenging standards of decency, propriety and good taste. That history of censorship continues in Canada today. What are the reasons and what are the costs? Join three artists who explore these questions and discuss current examples. Co-sponsored with CBC Ideas.

Panelists:

Tim Edler, Art Director, realities:united – the German shop whose interactive art installation was blocked by the TTC

Anielika Sykes, Toronto photographer and former gallery curator

Hooley McLaughlin, Toronto artist, writer and former Chief Science Officer of the Ontario Science Centre

Moderator:

Paul Kennedy, Award-winning Documentarist and Host of CBC Ideas

This event is free and no registration is required.