National Audiovisual Centre
The National Audiovisual Centre (French: Centre national de l'audiovisuel or CNA) was created in 1989 and is based in Dudelange, Luxembourg. Its function is to safeguard and promote Luxembourgish audiovisual art.[1] More specifically, it is concerned with photographic, audio and film work created by Luxembourgers or in Luxembourg. The centre also serves as a general exhibition and performance venue.
National Audiovisual Centre building
Examples of works
- Ray Tostevin's[2] film "Léif Lëtzebuerger";[3]
- Marianne Majerus's photographs.
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