A performance artist who live-streamed attempts to conceive a baby through self-insemination has had a major legal victory after Australia's premier arts-funding body was effectively ordered to hand over more documents about why it ripped funding from the controversial project.
Casey Jenkins is suing the Australia Council for snatching away a $25,000 grant over an exhibition called Immaculate, which showed audiences the possible moment of conception through monthly self-inseminations and daily IVF injections.
