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NEA

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The Biennale gets no money from the NEA.
The other was the emergence of a Senate compromise that shifts the burden of deciding cases of "obscene art" from the NEA to the courts.
In the past, its meetings have been open to the public except for sessions devoted to reviewing grant applications recommended by the NEA's panels of outside arts experts on theater, dance, music and other disciplines.
NEA spokesman Virginia Falck said it was unlikely the virgins will lead to problems.
The one-year plan was decided upon at a meeting Tuesday including White House officials and Frohnmayer as a way to head off further restrictions on NEA.
The Serrano award also included funds from the Equitable Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation, said Josh Dare, spokesman for the NEA.
NEA Chairman John Frohnmayer said Robertson misrepresented the truth about the source of funding for the show in Atlanta last month.
If the recipient persists in violating a congressional ban on use of federal funds for obscene art, the NEA says it will demand return of grant funds.
The bilingual education program currently serves one in 18 of students who need help in English language skills, NEA said.
The NEA's critics charge the teachers' union wants the focus more on day care in public schools rather than in churches because it has wide influence in many public-school systems.
The Institute of Contemporary Art received formal notification last week that NEA chairman John E. Frohnmayer had rejected the grant, which had been recommended for approval by a review committee, said Arthur Cohen, the ICA's marketing director.
He argued for reauthorization of the NEA, without restrictions intended to prevent federal aid for obscene art.
Participants included NEA chairman John E. Frohnmayer; John Brademas, president of New York University, and Andrew Heiskell, chairman of the New York Public Library and former chairman of Time Inc.
James Williams, director of the NEA Health Information Network, added that the entire school staff should receive AIDS training because children often receive advice from their bus drivers, janitors and cafeteria workers.
But the NEA came under close scrutiny last year after it funded a pair of controversial exhibits depicting work that could be considered sacrilegious or obscene.
Rep. James Saxton, R-N.J., says he's ready to deny funding to the NEA.
On a 14-2 vote, the committee defeated a proposal by Sen. Dan Coats, R-Ind., that would have imposed strict guidelines on NEA panels that select grant applications for approval.
The NEA has frequently locked horns with the Reagan administration on a variety of subjects, especially federal aid to school programs.
Henry, a Republican moderate in the NEA debate, is a member of Williams' education subcommittee and has taken a leading role in recent days in negotiating between various factions.
Also, the bill earmarks $250,000 for a 12-member commission to study the NEA's grant-making process to determine whether new standards should be adopted governing federal subsidies for controversial art.
The NEA also said the public schools should be the primary provider of day care, meals and health-screening for preschool, kindergarten and elementary pupils.
Coleman originally had sought to shift 60 percent of NEA funds to the control of state arts agencies.
It was the third lawsuit filed in response to the NEA's anti-obscenity policy.
At Helms' urging, Congress voted last fall to prohibit the NEA from financing works that "may be considered obscene" and lack serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value.
The NEA grant to Artists Space, a private, non-profit arts institution in New York City, is the subject of week-long negotiations between arts endowment chairman John E. Frohnmayer and Susan Wyatt, the gallery's executive director.
The NEA already is the target of separate federal lawsuits in New York and Los Angeles challenging Frohnmayer's requirement that grant recipients sign an anti-obscenity pledge as a condition for receiving federal funds.
O'Neil urged Congress not to impose any new anti-obscenity restrictions on the NEA, the same position taken earlier this week by a bipartisan study commission created by Congress.
The message seemed to signal an end to a feud between the NEA and the Education Department that began during the Reagan administration when the department was led by the outspoken William Bennett, now drug czar.
Last year Fleck received an NEA grant, but his application was rejected Friday along with those of artists Tim Miller, Holly Hughes and Karen Finley.
Standards listed in the NEA policy include: _Programs must be conducted in conjunction with a state-approved college or university teacher education program.

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