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Art Now Home | About Art Now | Artists Respond to the Political Present | Approaching the Aftermath & Commemorating Sept. 11 | Related Sites & Resources | Contact Art Now Nationwide Artistic Responses to the September 11 Tragedy and its Aftermath **All material in this section is archived. It was material collected in the immediate aftermath of 9/11/2001 and [...]
Art Now Home | About Art Now | Artists Respond to the Political Present | Approaching the Aftermath & Commemorating Sept. 11 | Related Sites & Resources | Contact Art Now Nationwide Artistic Responses to the September 11 Tragedy and its Aftermath **All material in this section is archived. It was material collected in the immediate aftermath of 9/11/2001 and reflects [...]
Art Now Home | About Art Now | Artists Respond to the Political Present | Approaching the Aftermath & Commemorating Sept. 11 | Related Sites & Resources | Contact Art Now Nationwide Artistic Responses to the September 11 Tragedy and its Aftermath **All material in this section is archived. It was material collected in the immediate aftermath of 9/11/2001 and [...]
Art Now Home | About Art Now | Artists Respond to the Political Present | Approaching the Aftermath & Commemorating Sept. 11 | Related Sites & Resources | Contact Art Now Nationwide Artistic Responses to the September 11 Tragedy and its Aftermath **All material in this section is archived. It was material collected in the immediate aftermath of 9/11/2001 and [...]
Art Now Home | About Art Now | Artists Respond to the Political Present | Approaching the Aftermath & Commemorating Sept. 11 | Related Sites & Resources | Contact Art Now Nationwide Artistic Responses to the September 11 Tragedy and its Aftermath **All material in this section is archived. It was material collected in the immediate aftermath of 9/11/2001 and reflects [...]
Is dissent unpatriotic? Is total support of the President the only acceptable response to the 2003 war with Iraq, to the curtailment of civil rights, to invasions of privacy, to the Patriot Act, and to the Total Information Awareness Program?
Freedom of expression is crucial to maintaining a healthy democracy. The menu below contains resources to help you better understand the First Amendment, learn about notable artistic freedom cases and take action against censorship in your institutions and communities. Has your right to speak, think or create been threatened? Report Censorship Featured Resources for Curators and Art Administrators [...]
Ready to fight for your right to think, create and explore? Start here.
Contemporary Threats to Free Expression A Symposium for College Professors May 1-2, 2009 Capital Community College in Hartford, Connecticut Speaker Bios Francis G. Couvares E. Dwight Salmon Professor of History and American Studies, Amherst College Christopher M. Finan President, American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression Martin B. Margulies Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Professor of Law, Quinnipiac [...]
"If given the truth, (the people) can be depended upon to meet any national crisis. The great point is to bring them the real facts." — Abraham Lincoln NCAC launched "War and Speech" as a clearinghouse for information about free speech issues relating to the "War on Terror," including press freedom, government secrecy, and surveillance. We encourage you to [...]
NCAC will hold a special preview and private tour of the Shelley and Donald Rubin collection of Himalayan art on May 30th in New York City.
