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What is the rules regarding posting nude family pics.

For instance, for those living in the Netherlands it is totally acceptable to see a nude child running around and playing of any age. But America might frown on that?

So what is the general rule of the thumb when posting naturist or nudist pics that have NO sexual content, and depict families and children in totally natural surroundings, in the nude, and NOT in sexual poses.

Posted at 7:33AM, 5 July 2007 PST(permalink)

I can speak to statements #2 and #3. I admit that CMA has not been explicit about our policy on nudity in art. Recently, a visitor did express dismay to find works with nudity in the Center for Creativity. Her comments did not explain why she did not expect works with nudity in the Center for Creativity. Perhaps because many families with children congregate in the Center, she believes it is not appropriate to display art with nudity there. Or perhaps she objects for religious reasons. I cannot know for sure.

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Every Saturday, we offer free general admission for all Bay Area residents. Visitors ages 17 and under always receive free admission to the permanent collection galleries. To ensure your preferred date, advance tickets are recommended.

Please note: sketching in our permanent collection galleries outside of this event during public hours is allowed using pencil and a small pad only. Anything more requires permission and a permit. Please see our sketching, copying, and painting rules / permit application for more information. Permit application is not required for Sketching in the Galleries. Materials and gallery stools are a benefit of the event and not provided otherwise.

We embrace play, enquiry, problem solving, independent thinking and collaboration through multi-disciplinary sensory activities responding to the national collection. We programme general activities onsite for everyone from seasoned museum visitors to tourist families on holidays, and offsite through outreach projects for families who have not visited the Gallery before and are less likely to connect with cultural institutions for geographical, social, or financial reasons.

Sextortion scammers have become increasingly ruthless, targeting families of teenage victims who took their own lives after sending nude images to highly organized cybercriminal gangs, the FBI has warned.

Short thematic audio tours highlighting 3-4 artworks are available in select Museum of Art galleries. These audio tours can be accessed on your personal mobile device by scanning the QR code posted in each gallery

Nude beach resort in Mexico nudist naturists at Intima Resort Tulum lots of nude pics of a hot nudist couple and several others in the resort great overview of a nudist resort in all of its naked glory

You can also see this in a more selfish way. The more people we can convince today to try nudism, the more options there will be for nudists in the future. Something of which we will also benefit of course.

Desafortunadamente, los nudistas a menudo estn solos con estas ideas porque somos una minora. Pero, por otro lado, tambin somos una comunidad muy fuerte y bien conectada. Hemos escuchado cosas muy buenas sobre la comunidad nudista de Bogot, por ejemplo, y hemos pasado un gran momento con la comunidad nudista Otro Quento en Medelln.

I really like your attitude. I never had the pleasure while I was raising my children but I have been to a couple of family resorts and beaches. So much fun to see families enjoying the outdoors totally naked. Seems like a very healthy way to raise kids.

Also, I would love to see naturist parents being more open to connecting with other naturist families especially after meeting each other at nude venues or events. I wish to build a network of naturist friends and their kids around us but through the years still waiting for it to come true. I do hope other naturist families have an easier time connecting to each other!

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Wrightsman Galleries, currently undergoingextensive renovations and reinstallation, will reopen on October 30. The spectacular 18th-century rooms, which include the De Tess Room, the Cabris Room, the Paar Room, the Varengeville Room, the Bordeaux Room, and the Crillon Room, house the Museum's renowned collection of French furniture andrelated decorative arts. Named for Jayne and Charles Wrightsman, who amassed one of the finest private collections in America of the decorative arts of the ancien rgime, the galleries opened to the public between 1969 and 1977. The Wrightsmans' splendid gifts strengthened the Museum's already important collection of French 18th-century interiors and furnishings. Mrs. Wrightsman, a Trustee Emerita, continues her generosity to the Metropolitan Museum to this day, and has made these renovations possible.

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