Well in the US you can take figure drawing class at whatever age your parents take you. Only the models need to be of legal age to be nude. Any age restrictions are self imposed or local laws. I have seen from 12-18 to just needed parental consent below 18. I realize Australia as an even more crazy religious right then even the US but I would find it hard to believe that there are age restrictions in Sydney and Melbourne. I can't imagine all those French in Surry think their needs to be an age limit.
On Fri, Oct 17, 2014 at 12:59 PM, karl shah-jenner <shahjen@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: "Randy Little"
If its being used by art teachers. Then what they aren't teaching Whitkin
or Serrano either? Teachers don't usually advocated Censorship.
No idea.
The college I lectured at did have an art photo course, but they started taking in sub-18 year old students, so even nude or semi-nude modelling in drawing and photo classes were hit with a ban after parents complained. Parents do things like that. There wasn't too much fuss in my area though, the intake requirements were completion of high school physics, chem and math - optical physics and chemistry classes didn't seem to attract the same age group.. and Kodak employees, police, doctors and the like didn't seem to be that interested in the what to take pictures of , they seemed more interested in the how
My take? If a parent wants to complain about profanity, the law is on their side.
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