The oftentimes bewildering practices of the Facebook censorship guidelines have struck again, temporarily banning The New Yorker's Facebook page for violating community standards. The offending material? This Mick Stevens cartoon. The representation of nudity in art posted on the site has been a contentious issue, but this particular instance seems especially absurd. Read more about "Nipplegate" after the break.

The oftentimes bewildering practices of the Facebook censorship guidelines have struck again, temporarily banning The New Yorker's Facebook page for violating community standards. The offending material? This Mick Stevens cartoon. The representation of nudity in art posted on the site has been a contentious issue, but this particular instance seems especially absurd. Read more about "Nipplegate" after the break.

Brooklyn-based painter Edward del Rosario opens a solo show at Santa Monica's Richard Heller Gallery on March 26, 2011. As well as teaching at Parsons School of Design, Rosario's illustrations have been seen in the The New Yorker, Harper's, and The New York Times. See his fine art after the jump . . .