Don’t Delete Art is a project advocating for
ARTISTIC FREEDOM ONLINE
BIG NEWS!
The National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) convened Don’t Delete Art in March 2020, to counter the censorship of art by social media platforms. The project was originally founded as a collaborative initiative, uniting human rights and artistic freedom groups, art collectors, and artists in support of defending artistic freedom online. A cohort of organizations and individual artists have contributed to, collectively curated, and maintained Don’t Delete Art in its six year history, including: Article 19, ARC-Artists at Risk Connection, Freemuse, IBEX collectors, International Arts Rights Advisors, National Coalition Against Censorship, PEN America, and artists Emma Shapiro, Savannah Spirit, Spencer Tunick, and others.
As of June 17, 2026, Don’t Delete Art is officially a project of the National Coalition Against Censorship’s Arts and Culture Advocacy Program!
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Gallery of Art Censored Online
The DDA Gallery of Art Censored Online showcases artwork which has been removed or restricted online. It is curated on an ongoing basis by the DDA Team, highlighting the breadth and quality of art that faces online censorship.
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Report Art Censorship
If you have had art removed or downranked by social media platforms, or if you have had other digital services canceled because of your artwork, please submit the work for consideration to be included in DDA’s Gallery of Art Censored Online.