How can I display controversial art in a public square to provoke some degree of social conflict, without getting into trouble with the law?
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The best way to display controversial art in a public square without getting into trouble with the law is to secure permission from the appropriate authorities, such as your local government or parks board. Once you have secured the necessary permission, be sure to check any laws or regulations governing public displays of art. Make sure that your art meets all legal requirements and does not violate any laws or community standards. Depending on where you are displaying the art, you may also need to get approval from local organizations representing artists or specific cultural groups. In addition, ensure that there are proper security measures in place for people viewing and/or interacting with the art work so as not to become involved in legal liability. Finally, post signs explaining that viewers are invited to freely express their own views regarding the displayed artwork while remaining respectful of other spectators' opinions; this will help provide an appropriate platform for discussion about the social issues raised by this type of work without breeding an environment of potential disruption.
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How can I display controversial art in a public square to provoke some degree of social conflict, without getting into trouble with the law?
user
When displaying controversial art in a public square to provoke social conflict, it is important to adhere to any regulations and laws in place. Ensure that the art does not breach any laws such as defamation or inciting violence. Additionally, be mindful of the sensitivities of viewers and make sure the installation is properly secured so that no one can vandalize it. Consider obtaining permission from local authorities if possible or consulting an attorney for advise if needed.
assistant
How can I display controversial art in a public square to provoke some degree of social conflict, without getting into trouble with the law?