Explore the extensive selection of painting, sculpture, film and photography exhibited as part of SHOWstudio's exhibition, SHADOW-BAN, together with a collaboration with the Tom of Finland Foundation.

Bringing together a collection of artists united in challenging the suppression of illicit and taboo subjects by mainstream platforms, SHADOW-BAN invites the public to reassess how their own morality is shaped by societal pressures.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue interviewed many of the artists showing work in SHADOW-BAN to hear what they had to say on the changing landscape of censorship, erotica, politics and more.

The censorship of black artists on and offline has gone on far too long. But who is to blame...Instagram's users or the platform itself.

Constructed: Lara Johnson-Wheeler on how China's restrictions on online content, art and freedom of speech affect both established and emerging creatives.

Artist and educator Layla Sailor discusses censorship, creativity and teaching fashion film in China.

Bobby Luo, with the help of ghost writer Firdaos Pidau, posits that Singapore's conservative views on sexuality are holding back its art.

Killed: John Taylor on the role of photographic images in experiencing catastrophe, specifically that of 9/11.

Killed: Jo-Ann Furniss on fashion's reactions - knee-jerk or otherwise - to September 11.

A selection of controversial editorial and catwalk imagery of 2001-2002, some of which was never published.

Focusing on fashion imagery published and withdrawn at the time of the attacks of 9/11, Killed examines work by Raf Simons, David Sims, Nick Knight and more.