Art Monthly magazine is under attack in a new media frenzy over depictions of children in art.
You can see the public forum on Art Censorship: the Bigger Picture organised by NAVA and Watch on Censorship on Slow TV by clicking here.
In response to issues raised at NAVA and Watch on Censorship's public forum 'Art Censorship: The Bigger Picture,' NAVA has announced that it will develop an Art Censorship Guide that is
NAVA and Watch on Censorship’s public forum ‘Art Censorship: the Bigger Picture’ had a fantastic public turnout on Thursday 12th June 2008, in the Foundation Hall, Museum of Contemporary Art
NAVA warmly congratulates a past board member of NAVA, Professor Ted Snell from WA, who has been awarded an AM (General Division) in the Queens Birthday Honour List.
‘Art Censorship: the Bigger Picture’ is the title of a public forum to be held on 12th June in Sydney.
In response to the controversy surrounding Bill Henson's exhibition at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery NAVA actively defends the artistic integrity of Henson's work.
In last nights budget the federal government committed $1.5 million over 3 years to the establishment of a resale royalty scheme.
Read the budget press releases:
In a statement to The Australian on 23 April, Kathy Keele, CEO of the Australia Council, promised to maintain funding levels for artists and arts organisations in the forthcoming budget.
Australia Talks program, presented by Paul Barclay, goes to air from 6 pm to 7 pm eastern standard time tonight.
