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Photographer of controversial Danish nudes speaks up against sexism! (pics)

The photo display may have been shut down, but Grafström refuses to be shut up!

Newsroom December 21 07:51

One would think that Denmark would be free from sexual conventions, however Danish photographer Mathilde Grafström sparked a media firestorm when her photo exhibition at Nytorv Square, Copenhagen, titled “Female Beauty” was found to be “offensive”. Police closed down her show of nude, natural-looking women aimed at promoting a healthy body image and easing prudishness.

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Grafström isn’t going down without a fight. Her cries have resounded through the internet sparking debate about whether conservatism is rising in Denmark. Furthermore, there has been a great deal of discussion on the differences between beauty and obscenity in the face of censorship laws.

 

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