Aimee R. Fullman, of U.S. Federal Cultural Policy Milestones: 1787 to 2006.” “Timeline Canadian Cultural Observatory, April 2007. Julia Lowell & Elizabeth Ondaatje, (pp.1-2), Arm’s Length” (pp.5-15), “Introduction” “At and Facts about State Arts Agencies” (pp.53-55) in The Arts and State “Some Governments. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2006. Remembering Dizzy Gillespie’s Jazz Diplomacy Literary Magazines for Socialists funded by the CIA-Ranked For examples of the different components of the cultural support system see: Federal government cultural agencies: (https://www.arts.gov/) (https://www.neh.gov/); (https://www.imls.gov/); (https://www.cpb.org/) State and local cultural agencies: https://www.arts.ny.gov/; (https://lmcc.net/) (http://njhumanities.org/) Arts service organizations (https://nasaa-arts.org/) (https://www.americansforthearts.org/); (https://www.operaamerica.org/) Arts lobbyists and advocacy groups, (http://www.artsactionfund.org/); (http://artsmn.org/) September 18 No Class – Deliverable Due September 22 – Assignment - Feedback #1 (Session 1, 2) Due Sept 22. Session 3 September 25 – Topics: The Culture Wars: whose culture is it anyway? We will screen the film: Art & Outrage Readings: Joseph Zeigler, "The Crisis Starts" (pp.67-85) in Arts in Crisis. Chicago: a cappella books, 1994. Robert Brustein, Philanthropy” (pp.218-225) in GiGi Bradford, et. al., Eds. The “Coercive Politics of Culture: Policy Perspectives for Individuals, Institutions and Communities. NY: The New Pr, 2000.
Aimee R. Fullman, “Timeline of U.S. Federal Cultural Policy Milestones: 1787 to 2006.” Canadian Cultural Observatory, April 2007. Julia Lowell & Elizabeth Ondaatje, “Introduction” (pp.1-2), “At Arm’s Length” (pp.5-15), and “Some Facts about State Arts Agencies” (pp.53-55) in The Arts and State Governments. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2006. Remembering Dizzy Gillespie’s Jazz Diplomacy Literary Magazines for Socialists funded by the CIA-Ranked For examples of the different components of the cultural support system see: Federal government cultural agencies: (https://www.arts.gov/) (https://www.neh.gov/); (https://www.imls.gov/); (https://www.cpb.org/) State and local cultural agencies: https://www.arts.ny.gov/; (https://lmcc.net/) (http://njhumanities.org/) Arts service organizations (https://nasaa-arts.org/) (https://www.americansforthearts.org/); (https://www.operaamerica.org/) Arts lobbyists and advocacy groups, (http://www.artsactionfund.org/); (http://artsmn.org/) September 18 – No Class Deliverable Due – September 22 Assignment - Feedback #1 (Session 1, 2) Due Sept 22. Session 3 – September 25 Topics: The Culture Wars: whose culture is it anyway? We will screen the film: Art & Outrage Readings: Joseph Zeigler, "The Crisis Starts" (pp.67-85) in Arts in Crisis. Chicago: a cappella books, 1994. Robert Brustein, “Coercive Philanthropy” (pp.218-225) in GiGi Bradford, et. al., Eds. The Politics of Culture: Policy Perspectives for Individuals, Institutions and Communities. NY: The New Pr, 2000.
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