Gallery to remove controversial Zuma painting from website

A Johannesburg gallery says it has agreed to remove from its website a painting that depicts the South African president’s genitals.

Gallery to remove controversial Zuma painting from website
Tue, 29 May, 2012 - 14:36

A Johannesburg gallery says it has agreed to remove from its website a painting that depicts the South African president’s genitals.

The announcement came as 2,000 protesters for the African National Congress marched to the Goodman Gallery to demonstrate against the painting.

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