sergalbutt said:
The short answer is "no".
The slightly longer answer is:
No, because it's still considered "art". The site has a blacklist feature for the very reason of helping to prevent users from not seeing what they don't want to see.

I guess that comes back to... Define Art. Real art galleries are filled with "art" that has people questioning if it's artistic in any way. For example, a glove dropped on a floor by mistake became an exhibit. An "artful smudged mirror" was accidentally washed by a confused custodian who didn't realize it was supposed to be art. True enough, art to one is not art to another.

But I do wonder if there is room for content guidelines.

However, you said no to that... If there is ever room for further discussion, I'd love to be a part of that conversation. I just grow tired of adding new things to my blacklist, almost every time I look at the front page... (That's assuming people even tag their stuff fully and correctly. Blacklisting requires that a post I don't want to see, contains the tag...)