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==Controversies==

==Controversies==

In 2006 Greenberg gave a lollipop for two-three year olds for 30 seconds and then suddenly took them away, to purposely provoke them to cry. <ref>http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,21384167-5006301,00.html</ref> She photographed them and had them appear in her [[art]] gallery and were titled to reflect Greenberg's views on [[President]] [[George W. Bush]] and [[Christianity]]. It would become an issue of ethics.

In 2006 Greenberg gave a lollipop for two-three year olds for 30 seconds and then suddenly took them away, to purposely provoke them to cry.<ref>http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,21384167-5006301,00.html</ref> She photographed them and had them appear in her [[art]] gallery and were titled to reflect Greenberg's views on [[President]] [[George W. Bush]] and [[Christianity]]. It would become an issue of ethics.

''"I think it's an ethical issue as much as anything, rather than damage to children: whether adults are'' ''justified in using children in this way."''

''"I think it's an ethical issue as much as anything, rather than damage to children: whether adults are'' ''justified in using children in this way."''

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