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Curating controversy: museums and free expressionA museum exhibition can preserve a difficult memory, challenge a public myth or make an audience uncomfortable. That discomfort is often part of the work.…
Understanding the First Amendment for visual artistsFor visual artists, the First Amendment is often described as a shield for creative freedom. It protects many forms of expression, including painting,…
The artistic legacy of prison writers and paintersAcross history, confinement has produced an unusual body of literature and visual art. Cells, prison yards and exile colonies have restricted movement, yet…
Freedom of speech and the rise of machine-made picturesA quiet unease has settled over creative circles in Melbourne and Sydney as artists watch diffusion models conjure landscapes that feel strangely familiar.…
Walls That Whisper: Street Art as Resistance Under Oppressive RegimesWhen citizens are denied a seat at the table, they often reach for a spray can instead of a microphone. Across history, walls have spoken when ballots and…
State funding for the arts and the choices it createsPublic funding has long been part of Australia’s cultural landscape. It supports orchestras, galleries, theatres, festivals, screen projects, libraries and…
Anarchism in visual art: canvases without chainsAnarchism in visual art is a thread running from the Paris Commune through Dada, punk flyers and the murals of inner-city Melbourne. Rather than smashing…