comments If you look at a graph detailing the frequency and dates of Google searches for the term "separate art from artist," there has been a veritable mountain range of high peaks and minor dips from April 2017 onward. It's a digital representation of the initial stirrings, and subsequent explosion, of the #MeToo Movement, which left many people contemplating whether they could still, in good conscience, enjoy works by filmmakers and artists like R. Kelly, Harvey Weinstein, Louis C.K. and Jeffrey Tambor, all of whom faced credible allegations of sexual assault or harassment. Numerous thi...