Choose a piece of art that you deem ethically problematic.

Pick between these 4 possibilities

1. Choose a piece of art that you deem ethically problematic.

   Use these questions as guides to give your own interpretation of the piece you chose:

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   -Should art be freed from any moral concern, and should we promote the creative freedom of artists in general? Can the aesthetic experience conceivably free itself from any ethical consideration?

   -What do we do with art pieces that engage into representations of racism, xenophobia, or sexism? Is it the justice system’s call to ban this art? Should we then consider that they are not worth being called art pieces, because they could potentially be interpreted as valuing the behavior that is represented?

   (explain why the piece you picked is relevant in regards to one (/several) of the questions above; explain what can be morally problematic/controversial, and what could be possible ethical responses from the museum/the spectators/the artist in regards to the possible controversy the piece might give way to.)

2. -“72 hours without a Smartphone”. Try to not use any service on your phone that requires an internet connection/data use for 72 hours. You can still receive phone calls and text messages (as long as they are not iMessages or calls under internet-based platforms like WhatsApp).
   Describe your psychological and sociological experience as meticulously as possible.

3. Pick a situation around you, in the street, at home, on campus, or at work in which you feel that there is a potential (or actual) moral dissension. Describe the situation accurately, analyze what is ethically problematic, shed light on different possible interpretations of the situation, and suggest solutions if you have any.

4. Imagine you are a professor at a university. One student of yours comes to see you after you gave the final exam to complain about their grade. You feel that you have been grading that student as fairly as you could. You are also aware that the academic system suffers from grade inflation. You are taking into consideration all the other students who didn’t complain about their grade, and who have been treated with the same fairness, with the same expectations/standards regarding the work delivered. It is too late to give the students an extra credit assignment. What do you do?

Write your essay in the form of an answer/email to the student.

between 500 and 1000 words – no more, no less