Sexual Assault Allegations Get Artists Canceled More Than Murder, Study Finds

A recent Hyperallergic study reveals artists accused of sexual abuse face greater public censure and "cancellation" than those accused of murder, despite the latter being deemed morally graver. For emerging women artists, this signifies a crucial shift in the art world's moral landscape. It emphasizes the growing zero-tolerance for sexual misconduct and the powerful impact of collective accountability within our community. This underscores the paramount importance of building a career rooted in integrity and respect, and creating professional environments where everyone feels safe. It's a powerful reminder that ethical conduct is not just aspirational, but expected. — Source: Hyperallergic

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