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| − | The '''Transgressive Realism Movement''' was an [ | + | The '''Transgressive Realism Movement''' was an [[w:Transgressive art|art]] movement that was born circa [[3042]].<ref name=Transgressive_Realism_Movement>''BattleCorps: INN Newscast (Art and Leisure section), news item published [12/08/3072] "Riot in Theater District Leaves One Dead"''</ref> |
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| − | * ''[[ | + | * ''[[List of Arts and Leisure articles#Riot in Theater District Leaves One Dead|BattleCorps Arts and Leisure, 12/08/3072: "Riot in Theater District Leaves One Dead"]]'' |
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Overview[edit]
The Transgressive Realism Movement was an art movement that was born circa 3042.[1]
Views and Opposition[edit]
The group was marked by its controversial and provocative work during its around thirty years of existence. It started with the film The Rape of Capella and continued with staged protests against everything from ComStar's monopoly of interstellar communication to Melissa Steiner-Davion's latest hairstyle. The movement lost steam during the coming years of the Clan Invasion but had been reinvigorated with the Jihad experiences. It's last known play, opus Our Holy Mission had already gotten into the bad side of several people when its leader was killed on scene on the Kitty Etheridge Memorial Theater in downtown Halverson, Anaheim in 3072.[1]