Talk:Chris Ofili

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[edit] Black Madonna - religious protest

Why doesn't this article discuss how, after the insult to the Virgin Mary, Catholics around the world were rioting and burning British embassies?

Anon user: 141.151.182.208

Despite the deliberately provocative comment above, there is a serious point, namely expanding the section on this controversy and covering religious reaction.

This is an article by about art it doesn;t concern the ficle world of conservative politicans. All that should say is that it is controversial nothing more. It is a fabulous piece of art.

Tyrenius 13:34, 9 March 2006 (UTC)

This is an article by about art it doesn;t concern the ficle world of conservative politicans. All that should say is that it is controversial nothing more. It is a fabulous piece of art. I would further this to the rank in that list. Removal is the only option. ~~

[edit] 100 People Who Are Screwing Up America

How relevant is to mention this with regard to the specific episode? One would need a quite strong and particular link to offset the obvious NPOV potential bias and clear promotion of the non directly related commercial interest of the book writer.

I totally agree and changed the reference to make it at least more NPOV. In the end, I would vote for removal. Typewriter 16:30, 11 December 2006 (UTC)