Education News
Nude art exhibit too revealing for ISU officials
10:49 AM MDT on Monday, April 23, 2007
POCATELLO -- Nude photographs included in an exhibit titled "God's Art" have prompted Idaho State University officials to cover windows at the art gallery featuring the display with paper and black drapes.
Officials also posted signs warning of adult content.
A portrait of the artist's very pregnant 22-year-old daughter was also removed from the Transitions Gallery's window before the opening last Monday in the Pond Student Union building.
Photographer Nick Homburg used four models and members of his own family for the art show.
He says the premise behind the show was to show the beauty of the human form. He says there's no sexual content.
More Local News
Police asking for help in identifying shooting suspect
Humane Society says kennel your animals this 4th of July
Homosexual Air Force officer meets President Obama
UPDATE: Boy who nearly drowned at Eagle park upgraded to stable
Head-on crash blocked highway for two hours
Pregnant woman was suffocated before fire
Most Popular
