There will be a screening of the movie “The NEA Tapes” at the University of Central Florida on Friday at 2:30pm. It will be held in the Visual Arts Building rm. 111.

This film discusses how National Endowment for the Arts of 1965 was created, as well as addresses the rising censorship in art. The film presents 54 individuals who have initiated change through various multicultural and demographic areas of art. It is 60 minutes long and it portrays how censorship affects not only the artist, but society at as a whole.

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