Overview
- Meta’s automated systems flagged a promotional post about Jago’s sculpture ‘David’ on August 20, restricting the post and making the artist’s account unreachable to non‑followers.
- The work is scheduled to go on display at the Teatro Antico di Taormina on September 3, making the timing of the restriction notable.
- Jago says this is roughly the tenth time his content has been limited despite platform rules that permit artistic nudity.
- He argues the algorithm only flags material and that final moderation decisions should be made by human reviewers.
- Coverage notes prior art moderation misfires involving the Académie des Beaux‑Arts, works by Rubens, and Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid, and reports no public response from Meta.