http://thecollectivereview.com/katy-morton/offensive-art-with-a-heart.html I am an aspiring fashionista who currently works on a weekly B2B magazine. I have also written a beauty article on how to get perfect skin, write my own weekly blog and have interned at Sky Magazine. After leaving university with a degree in media I worked at a post production company (TV) and several fashion houses before doing a diploma in Magazine Journalism and turning my hand to writing. I work in London and live just outside the city, but in the near future am hoping to move a bit closer to the Capital. I'm mostly likely to be found glued to the internet, laden with shopping bags or cleaning out my wardrobe to make room extra room for the contents of the shopping bags. I love London and New York and secretly aspire to be Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw, living in NYC, writing my own column and able to buy as many designer shoes and dresses as I desire. I enjoy shopping, art, travel, chocolate and film. My blog will cover fashion, art, design, film and exciting events taking place across the Capital. Wed, 11 May 2011 08:30:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://thecollectivereview.com/katy-morton/offensive-art-with-a-heart.html/comment-page-1#comment-15 Kate Richardson Sun, 20 Dec 2009 13:45:59 +0000 http://thecollectivereview.com/katy-morton/?p=32#comment-15 i have read about this exhibition a few times now, i think it sounds really interesting. it is putting the 'profession; or 'act' of prostitution in a new space, phsyically and emotionally, and i hope that it raises awareness of the various issues surroudning sex workes - with the likes of Belle de Jour at one end of hte spectrum and then the Suffolk murder of 5 prostitutes at the other - it becomes clear there really isnt a catch all solution, answer or even opinion to cover prostitution. It also raises the question about who is being exploited - the punter or the woman? which is another huge tract of sociological debate and commentary. while your atticle seems to systematically avoid any anaylisis or discussion of the intellect this exhibition rasises, and the closest you come to forming an opinion is a rhetorical question at th ned - you have increased the coverage of the exhibition which can you be your personal contribution to a more progressive view of sex workers. i have read about this exhibition a few times now, i think it sounds really interesting. it is putting the ‘profession; or ‘act’ of prostitution in a new space, phsyically and emotionally, and i hope that it raises awareness of the various issues surroudning sex workes – with the likes of Belle de Jour at one end of hte spectrum and then the Suffolk murder of 5 prostitutes at the other – it becomes clear there really isnt a catch all solution, answer or even opinion to cover prostitution.
It also raises the question about who is being exploited – the punter or the woman? which is another huge tract of sociological debate and commentary.
while your atticle seems to systematically avoid any anaylisis or discussion of the intellect this exhibition rasises, and the closest you come to forming an opinion is a rhetorical question at th ned – you have increased the coverage of the exhibition which can you be your personal contribution to a more progressive view of sex workers.

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