Deletion of Ana Prvacki (2nd nomination)

Comment: Although I am sympathetic when someone has an article written about them and they'd prefer not to be profiled on Wikipedia, this is actually a slightly different situation. Prvacki herself apparently wrote the article and we clearly warn all would-be editors that writing an article on yourself is an issue, particularly because once it's out there it is no longer "their" article. In short, she published this info and now wants to control the information. This is something she should have considered before writing the initial article. As other editors have since edited the article there is a clear indication that this article may have been written by someone else at some point. The artist has a significant exhibition record. This brings up the second issue: at times there is a certain inevitability to these things. An artist puts herself out there by displaying the work in public. The higher your profile the more public you are. At a certain point you cannot control the public image if you are a public figure. All we can do at that point is maintain BLP standards. The artist made a series of choices by becoming a public figure and writing an article on herself. Now she's attempting to control that public image by requesting a deletion. The problem is, there seems to be no clear rationale for deletion, at least that I'm aware of. Is there a BLP concern here? Has she contacted anyone by email with sensitive information? We cannot delete an article because the subject requests it unless there are serious concerns per . I see none so far. As for actual notability, based on her exhibition record she may be notable enough to pass  and . I'd have to search for sources to see if there's enough independent and solid references available to establish and verify the claims made before I !vote on this, so at this time I'm '''neutral'''. However, I don't see how we can delete this based on the subject's request
Stance: comment
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