The Shelburne Museum in Vermont: Last Study in our Museum Spaces Series
Meg Salocks
State of Vermont
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Top 10 Reasons to Support the Arts in 2014
Randy Cohen
There is an old quote attributed to John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich:
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Creative Excellence
John R. Kilacky
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My Turn: For a Humane Tax Reform
Vermont, like many states, is considering comprehensive tax reform. Committees in the Vermont Senate and House developed proposals last legislative session and systemic changes seem high on the agenda for the 2014 session. Key components focus on increasing the portion of personal income that is taxed by capping deductions, including charitable contributions.
If passed, this revision to the tax code would negatively affect the work of nonprofit organizations statewide.
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Seeing Anew: How Serving on a Selection Panel Changed My Perspective (Podcast)
(Editor’s Note: Play the podcast above to hear John read his post. Both were first published by Vermont Public Radio earlier this month.)
Recently I served as a panelist for the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Artists and Writers Program. Forty-nine applicants wanted to be embedded in scientific research teams. They sought to explore the ethos, mythologies, and realities of this extraordinary continent.
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Creativity Will Change the Model
On behalf of the Orton Family Foundation, I was recently visiting communities in Montana and Colorado, assessing whether they would make good Heart & Soul Community Planning demonstration projects. Part of my message during this tour was that community building and planning is broken in the United States.
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Coping with Mother Nature: Emergency Relief & Readiness
Nearly a month has passed since Hurricane/Tropical Storm Irene blew up the East Coast affecting 17 states and territories from the Virgin Islands to Maine.
The deep river valleys of New York and Vermont were among the most severely impacted. And just as those communities were beginning to dig out, Hurricane Lee caused another round of flooding in parts of Pennsylvania and New York.
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12 Ways to Market Your Public Art (Part One)
It is a challenge to produce effective marketing strategies for our public art projects and programs.
Public art administrators and artists are faced with limited resources; we all wish we had more time, money, and capacity.
How do we go beyond our websites and Facebook pages and get the word out about our public art projects?
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