October 1992 Monograph (National Assembly of Local Arts Agencies) exploring a Percent-for-Art controversy involving public art in Phoenix

March 1993 Monograph explores Tucson's downtown revitalization

Many states have created arts-based economic development strategies to support rural communities across the who are confronting economic development issues.

Collected together are the governing bylaws of the four committees formed to assist the Scottsdale Cultural Council.

Collected together are the governing bylaws of the four committees formed to assist the Scottsdale Cultural Council.

Collected together are the governing bylaws of the four committees formed to assist the Scottsdale Cultural Council.

ACA's Strategic Workplan Detail for FY 2007

A Resource guide for establishing and developing a local arts agency published by the Arizona Commission on the Arts.

The employee performance evaluation for the Scottsdale Cultural Council includes the employee's self-evaluation, the employer's evaluation, and the establishment of future work-related goals.

Summary of the final report of the Maricopa Regional Arts and Culture Task Force, which illustrates the economic importance of arts and culture, outlines the financial challenges facing the Valley's arts and culture institutions, and recommends regional strategies for advancement.

Summary of the final report of the Maricopa Regional Arts and Culture Task Force which illustrates the economic importance of arts and culture; outlines the financial challenges facing Maricopa County, Arizonas arts and culture institutions; and recommends strategies and actions for improving the arts and culture sector.

Slideshow presentation by Wolf-Brown firm, commissioned by the Scottsdale Cultural Council.

Phoenix, Arizona [population: 983,000] is one of the 33 communities, ranging in population from 8,500 to 2.5 million, included in this three year study. The study examined data from 789 nonprofit organizations in order to compile a national average. The study was designed to document nonprofit arts expenditures in a cross section of American communities and demonstrate the economic impact gained from investing in the arts.

Arizona K-12 public school principals were invited to participate in a survey about arts education in their schools. 409 school principals, representing 236,645 students, participated by reporting on their schools curriculum, instruction, funding and factors that contribute to the delivery of arts education. The census results represent 22% of all enrolled students from urban, suburban, rural and charter schools. The results of this survey reported that 80% of students have access to some sort of arts education in their school. Relatively few schools offered at least one course in three