make a statement By Kenneth Baker, San Francisco Chronicle Articles The Horror of Torture, Reinterpreted through Art By Kenneth Baker, The San Francisco Chronicle Precision Strike By Michael Leaverton, The San Francisco Weekly The Bigger Picture 'Torture' By Reyhan Harmanci, The San Francisco Chronicle Everything's Fein By Molly Freedenberg, Ventura County Reporter As Nov. 2 nears, artists get in their last licks, sending up Bush and company on center stage By Steve Winn, The San Francisco Chronicle The Clinton Cabinet Surface Magazine The Importance of Being Annoying By Michelle Goldberg, Metropolitan Magazine Designed to Annoy, Web Site Flouts CDA By Steve Silverman, Wired Asserting a Constitutional Right to Annoy By Pamela Mendels, The New York Times Does Anything Go? Limiting Free Speech on the Net:Five Players Debate the Issue The Wall Street Journal U.S. court protects 'annoying' online speech By Elinor Mills, CNN A very confusing decision KRON TV Additional articles News Corporate Policy Leads to Political Censorship By Molouk Y. Ba-Isa, Arab News 2 of Clinton Fein's political works run afoul of his printer's policies By Kenneth Baker, The San Francisco Chronicle Annoy.com Webmaster says war art censored By Paul Festa, C|NET Artist and advocate Clinton Fein has his controversial images destroyed prior to exhibition By Kresta Tyler Johnson, Artthrob Magazine Publications American Protest Literature by Zoe Trodd, from Harvard University Press, 2006. Art of Engagement: Visual Politics in California and Beyond by Peter Selz, from University of California Press, 2006. Art, editorials and writing Annoy.com Clinton Fein at Redroom.com Pointing Fingers on SFGate The First: First Amendment Project Blog 1964 births Living people People from Johannesburg