Description of Incident: The Communist Party denounced the work as, "bourgeois" and "capitalist art" and the Mongolian government immediately closed the show. The artists involved were strictly punished, with some being sentenced to reside permanently in Mongolia and only paint posters and portraits of socialist leaders in the style of socialist realism.

Results of Incident: Despite this incident, the modern movement in Mongolia continued to grow. In 1980, the Exhibition Hall of the Union of Mongolian Artists displayed more modern art without repercussion. By the fall of the Communist Party in the 1990's, modern Mongolian art hit its stride.

On June 17, 2008, Khan Bank curator Ts. Uranchimeg opened an exhibit at the Art Gallery called, "the bourgeois art," featuring many of the original works from the 1968 exhibit.

Description of Incident: The artwork was commissioned for public display to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the founding of Quebec. The sponsoring foundry, Bibby, refused to cast the work.

The artist found another foundry to cast the work, at his expense. However, given the contentious history between the Queen and the Quebecoises, authorities thought the work might convey too much political criticism. They declined to display the piece.

Results of Incident: Quebec's spokeswoman, Isabelle Petit, said: "I think censorship is a strong word, but it's true that the subject of the art work is sensitive and you have to be careful when you play in diplomatic spheres." Mr. Bureau expressed disappointment that discussing the queen and British colonization of Quebec is so taboo. He said the work should be considered ironic and was not meant to make a fool of the queen of England.

The ad ends with a voice-over: "You've only got one. So for the ultimate care down there, make it U." The woman then hands a packet of Kotex tampons to the beaver as a gift.

Description of Incident: The Advertising Standards Bureau in Canberra received a "large number" of complaints as soon as the ad aired on Sunday - the day after International Women's Day.

"A large number of complaints have come in over the weekend," ASB chief Alison Abernethy said.

Results of Incident: The Kotex advertisement,has been rated M and will broadcast only after 8.30pm

Description of Incident: City officials banned the work from public exhibition, citing copyright concerns as the reason. The artist asserts that his painting is a comment about how the global economy interferes with human rights' initiatives.

Results of Incident: Rudd and his supporters are voicing protest. In their opinion, Australian government officials see the painting's references to China as a threat to Sino-Australian relations.

Description of Incident: A police squad raided the Roslyn Oxley9 gallery and stripped the space of all of Mr. Henson's photographs, claiming they were child pornography.

Results of Incident: Mr. Henson was threatened with charges of obscenity and child pornography under the Crime Act. The Albury gallery also removed his photographs from exhibit, due to the controversy. Several supporters of the artist insist the work speaks more to the transition from child to adult than to any titillating interests.

In response to the claims that Bill Henson's work exhibited at the "Creative Australia 2020 Summit" is obscene, artist Victoria Larielle exhibited her own series of nude photographs. The subjects were eleven year-old boys when the photos were taken. The artist asserts that her exhibit is an effort to support Bill Henson and to explore the vulnerability and fragility of human-kind. The series is entitled, "I am not a photographer nor a pedophile but an artist".

Description of Incident: Este video fué seleccionado por un jurado nombrado por la institución que luego ha decidido censurar la obra.

Results of Incident: La obra y el catalogo que lo contenía ha sido retirada de la exposición.

Description of Incident: they did not want highschool students to read it

Results of Incident: it was banned and know it is not