Controversy Over Canterbury Cathedral's Graffiti Art Installation
The "Hear Us" exhibition has sparked criticism with its addition of flashy decals to the columns, walls, and floors of the iconic Canterbury Cathedral.
The installation imitates the spray-paint art form commonly found in urban areas, and its images pose bold challenges.
- The exhibition has added tension to debates surrounding the appointment of the Right Reverend and Right Honorable Dame Sarah Mullally as the 106th archbishop of Canterbury.
- The decision to install decorative graffiti inside the cathedral, founded in 597, has been met with criticism.
The images even offered up some bold challenges.
Author's summary: Canterbury Cathedral's graffiti art sparks controversy and debate.