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Florida Gallery Plans ‘Art’ Exhibit of Stolen Jennifer Lawrence Images

Posted on September 4, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Rebecca Rose writes:

A gallery in Florida is planning to stage an exhibit featuring nude images stolen from women including Scarlett Johansson and Jennifer Lawrence.

Oh, you thought that horrible charity drive was the worst, most misguided decision to come out of the celeb photo leak? Nope, not by a long shot. An artist who goes by the name XVALA, which stands for “Someone who is clearly mad at himself for not getting cast on Work of Art” is planning to put the images on display at a gallery in St. Petersburg, Florida. Oh holy fuck.

Read more on Jezebel.

Apart from incredibly poor taste, how is this not copyright infringement and/or appropriation of name or likeness? Are lawyers lining up to go after XVALA and the art gallery? I hope so.

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