What should be done with the works of art created by a murderer? Should they be canceled, or should they be visible in galleries and museums? The debate is on the table: the new exhibition of the collection Censored, by Tatxo Benet, in the renovated Espai Caldes d'Andorra includes Tom, a photograph by British artist Saul Fletcher, who five years ago killed his partner, art curator Rebeccah Blum, and then himself. At the time, Fletcher was featured in a group exhibition organized by Venice's Palazzo Grassi at Punta della Dogana, a building and site owned by luxury magnate François Pinault. Following the events, the center's officials removed Fletcher's photograph from the exhibition and deleted his biography from the website. "This is not an act of cancellation, but a gesture of condolence," said Palazzo Grassi president Bruno Racine.