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Saturday, October 9, 2004 |
Washington Post: "To the troubled City Museum of Washington, an exhibition by local artists seemed just the hip solution to attract a new, desperately needed audience.
But instead 'Funky Furniture', a show of painted living room pieces, has been evicted by the museum because some of the artists' themes were considered unsuitable.
And what is a living room without a prominent painting? Kayti Didriksen, a local artist, decided to paint President Bush and Vice President Cheney in the well-known style of Manet's 'Olympia'. Bush is nude and reclining on a chaise longue, and Cheney, in a suit and tie, is holding a velvet pillow with a crown topped by an oil rig."
2:14:36 PM 
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Click the image for the whole cartoon.
12:21:52 PM
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Greenpeace: "The Guardian reports that ExxonMobil increased their carbon emissions last year by 2 percent, demonstrating yet again their retrograde attitude toward corporate responsibility. But the article also claimed that Exxon has put money into Climate research. That's not technically true. They've put their money into funding science which debunks global warming rather than investigates it."
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