An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the >political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed
as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story.
For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under >their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely
to stoke any sort of controversy.
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the
political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed
as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story.
For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under
their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely
to stoke any sort of controversy.
I looked at the photograph of the painting. It's kind of cute, and yes,
I see the parody of Washington Crossing the Delaware (the Delaware River Bridge not yet having been built).
The guy cranks out three or four murals a week in his unpaid position.
That's incredible.
On 2025-04-11 12:36 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island >>>has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the >>>political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed >>>as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story. >>>For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under >>>their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely >>>to stoke any sort of controversy.
I looked at the photograph of the painting. It's kind of cute, and yes,
I see the parody of Washington Crossing the Delaware (the Delaware River >>Bridge not yet having been built).
Honestly, I really don't understand what that painting is trying to say.
Is he equating Americans with lemmings for having voted for Trump?
. . .
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:I saw his explanation too but it didn't really make that much sense to me.
On 2025-04-11 12:36 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island >>>> has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the >>>> political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed >>>> as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story. >>>> For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under >>>> their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely >>>> to stoke any sort of controversy.
I looked at the photograph of the painting. It's kind of cute, and yes,
I see the parody of Washington Crossing the Delaware (the Delaware River >>> Bridge not yet having been built).
Honestly, I really don't understand what that painting is trying to say.
Is he equating Americans with lemmings for having voted for Trump?
He's quoted in the referenced article that Trump's isolationist trade policies are self-inflicted pain and that the lemmings are those support
the policies to follow the leader over the cliff and die.
It's too subtle for me.
. . .
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed
as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story.
For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely
to stoke any sort of controversy.
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the
political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed
as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story.
For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under
their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely
to stoke any sort of controversy.
Unpaid artist in residence at a veterinary college.
I just wanted to see that again.
There’s no way in hell this ass clown should be able to do whatever he wants.
On the other hand three complaints seems like a pretty small sampling to
take action from
I’m pretty sure I’ve told this before. I have these big box sets of the golden age of Looney Tunes on laser disk. One of them received one
complaint from one woman in the Midwest because she didn’t like one of the World War II cartoons, I think it was bugs nips the nips. And they pulled
the set it and re-released it without that classic cartoon. From one complaint. I can’t imagine how you can ever do anything that doesn’t get at
least one complaint.
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
On Apr 11, 2025 at 9:24:43 AM PDT, "Rhino" <[email protected]> wrote:
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
Why in the name of god is there an "artist-in-residence" at a veterinary college in the first place?
On Apr 11, 2025 at 9:24:43 AM PDT, "Rhino" <[email protected]> wrote:
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
Why in the name of god is there an "artist-in-residence" at a veterinary college in the first place?
On 2025-04-11 3:01 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:We have the same nonsense here for vanity plates: just one complaint and
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the
political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed
as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story.
For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under >>> their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely
to stoke any sort of controversy.
Unpaid artist in residence at a veterinary college.
I just wanted to see that again.
There’s no way in hell this ass clown should be able to do whatever he
wants.
On the other hand three complaints seems like a pretty small sampling to
take action from
I’m pretty sure I’ve told this before. I have these big box sets of the >> golden age of Looney Tunes on laser disk. One of them received one
complaint from one woman in the Midwest because she didn’t like one of the >> World War II cartoons, I think it was bugs nips the nips. And they pulled
the set it and re-released it without that classic cartoon. From one
complaint. I can’t imagine how you can ever do anything that doesn’t get at
least one complaint.
you lose that plate. Ridiculous!
I think it would be fun to issue complaints against all provincial
officials who have responsibility for license plates, insisting that
their own license plates are "offensive". This would be especially
delicious on those whose plates are entirely bland. I think that would finally show those idiots that a single complaint is just not sufficient grounds.
The same tactic could be used against the people who bundled up the
Looney Tunes cartoons. Send separate complaints against ALL of the
cartoons in the set; the more ludicrous the argument in each complaint,
the better. That would mean they can't issue the cartoons at all. The
loss of income would surely motivate them to set the bar a little higher
than a single complaint.
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-04-11 3:01 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:We have the same nonsense here for vanity plates: just one complaint and
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island >>>> has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the >>>> political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed >>>> as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story. >>>> For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under >>>> their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely >>>> to stoke any sort of controversy.
Unpaid artist in residence at a veterinary college.
I just wanted to see that again.
There’s no way in hell this ass clown should be able to do whatever he >>> wants.
On the other hand three complaints seems like a pretty small sampling to >>> take action from
I’m pretty sure I’ve told this before. I have these big box sets of the >>> golden age of Looney Tunes on laser disk. One of them received one
complaint from one woman in the Midwest because she didn’t like one of the
World War II cartoons, I think it was bugs nips the nips. And they pulled >>> the set it and re-released it without that classic cartoon. From one
complaint. I can’t imagine how you can ever do anything that doesn’t get at
least one complaint.
you lose that plate. Ridiculous!
I think it would be fun to issue complaints against all provincial
officials who have responsibility for license plates, insisting that
their own license plates are "offensive". This would be especially
delicious on those whose plates are entirely bland. I think that would
finally show those idiots that a single complaint is just not sufficient
grounds.
The same tactic could be used against the people who bundled up the
Looney Tunes cartoons. Send separate complaints against ALL of the
cartoons in the set; the more ludicrous the argument in each complaint,
the better. That would mean they can't issue the cartoons at all. The
loss of income would surely motivate them to set the bar a little higher
than a single complaint.
You would think board kids would make a complaint against every vanity
plate they see.
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the >political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed
as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story.
For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under >their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely
to stoke any sort of controversy.
An artist-in-residence at a veterinary college on Prince Edward Island
has received an apology after being ousted from his position due to the >political tone of his recent work, particularly one painting.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-avc-apologizes-1.7507766
The position of artist-in-residence was an unpaid one but the college
was apparently unhappy with the artist's work, which could be construed
as anti-American amidst the controversy over Trump.
In a rare move for CBC, they actually allow comments under this story.
For the past couple of years, virtually every article - and YouTube
video - has prohibited comments. The only times I've seen comments under >their stories (or videos) in recent years are ones that seemed unlikely
to stoke any sort of controversy.
You would think board kids would make a complaint against every vanity
plate they see.
On Fri, 11 Apr 2025 16:20:19 -0700, anim8rfsk <[email protected]>
wrote:
You would think board kids would make a complaint against every vanity
plate they see.
Here's the list of rejected plates from British Columbia - some of
them are pretty funny
https://assets.ctfassets.net/nnc41duedoho/FBcYignV1Ggu5OtdF0lEk/59b7f667db8fea6d6c4b3f08703d1e08/2022_icbc_personalized_number_plate_rejections.pdf
The Horny Goat <[email protected]> wrote:
On Fri, 11 Apr 2025 16:20:19 -0700, anim8rfsk <[email protected]>
wrote:
You would think board kids would make a complaint against every vanity
plate they see.
Here's the list of rejected plates from British Columbia - some of
them are pretty funny
https://assets.ctfassets.net/nnc41duedoho/FBcYignV1Ggu5OtdF0lEk/59b7f667db8fea6d6c4b3f08703d1e08/2022_icbc_personalized_number_plate_rejections.pdf
L O L.
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