When GOOD photographers do BAD things

WHEN GOOD PHOTOGRAPHERS DO BAD THINGS:
Separating Art from the Artist
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Can we truly separate art from the artist? Should we? Is it enough to celebrate the art, but be vocal about how you don’t condone the artist’s actions? Is the only course of morally-acceptable action to boycott their work? Or by condemning great art to the scrapheap, could we actually be doing more harm?

Was it right for Nicholas Nixon’s photographic work to be removed from the ICA Boston after the sexual harassment allegations against him came to light? What do you think?

Is it ok to separate the art from the artist completely?
Is it enough to celebrate the art, but be vocal about how you don’t condone the artist’s actions?

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