Washington State Arts Commission 2007-2011 Strategic Plan

Transcript of William Safire's lecture, for the 2006, 19th annual Nancy Hanks Lecture on Arts and Public Policy.
 

This article explores the possible impacts the large number of cultural policy networks could have on cultural policy research and cultural policymaking.

An example of a 2005 op-ed by Ken Kahn, Executive Director of Greater Hartford Arts Council, in the Hartford Courant making a broad case for community investment in the arts.

This article by Kevin V. Mulcahy is a reconstruction of his keynote address at the 1st Annual Ringling Cultural Symposium in Sarasota, Florida, February 3-15, 2003. The purpose of the publication is to share information and encourage others to contribute papers on policy issues which affect Florida's arts institutions.

Contains short descriptions and contact information for all public art resources in New York City. Published by the Sister City Program of the City of New York.

Transcript of Ken Burn's lecture, for the 2005 Annual Nancy Hanks Lecture on Arts and Public Policy.
 

Art, Dialogue, Action, Activism examines the role of dialogue in the work of cultural organizations oriented toward civic action and activism. Four very different activist endeavors offer insights into dialogue that is integrated within cultural activity as a means of educating and organizing, dialogue as a means to explore different perspectives among people who hold a common goal or position, and dialogue as a necessary precursor to decision-making or action. Through a long-term residency by Sojourn Theatre, the Council for the Arts of Greater Lima’s (Ohio) Allen County