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The forum participants discussed the National Endowment for the Arts and America’s changing cultural environment. They also talked about how art can remain on the margins of American…

Mr. Frohnmayer spoke about his perspectives on the negative effects of censorhip. He emphasized that education both by society and parents should provide young people with the tools to make…

The panelists discussed the relationship between public attitudes toward the arts and government funding of the arts, especially controversial forms of art, as many debate the meaning of…

Participants discussed the impact of television news coverage on politics and the impact commercials have on campaign outcomes.

Mr. Frohnmayer talked about the government’s role in funding the arts, covering such topics as obscenity and freedom of speech.

Mr. Frohnmayer addressed an audience at the convention of the American Society of Newspaper Editors on the first amendment and its relation to the social contract. Mr. Frohnmayer had been…

In an unusually heated speech, John Frohnmayer spoke against critics of the National Endowment for the Arts. He mainly blamed Patrick Buchanan for stirring up the controversy that prompted Mr.…

The National Education Goals panel held its sixth of eight regional forums on education in Annapolis, MD. The panel was formed by the National Governors Association to monitor the U.S. educational…

John Frohnmayer, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), discussed significant improvements to the NEA’s grant making procedures and his reaction to the independent commission report…

Mr. Frohnmayer answered viewer questions concerning the Bush administration’s commitment to the arts. He discussed the administration’s policy toward censorship and art selection.

The NEA chairman’s appearance comes a week after the Bush administration had presented a draft NEA reauthorization bill to the House Education and Labor subcommittee on Postsecondary…