GIA Newsletter, Vol 9, No 2 (Fall 1998) | Grantmakers in the Arts

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GIA Newsletter, Vol 9, No 2 (Fall 1998)

Contents of GIA Newsletter, Vol 9, No 2 (Fall 1998)

Arts Funding Trends

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Readings

Surveys of Public Attitudes toward the Arts: What Surveys Tell Us about the Arts' Political Trials

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Becky Pettit, Paul DiMaggio

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Frances Phillips

The Grasshopper and the Ant

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Morrie Warshawski

Criticism of Foundations

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Stanley N. Katz

Orchestras, Orchestras Everywhere

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Philip Blackburn

Member Reports

Regional Reports: New York City: Focus On Dance

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Kathleen Pavlick

Profiles of GIA Members: Cooper Industries Foundation

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Profiles of GIA Members: Goldfarb Foundation

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Thomas Hardy, Karen Masaki

Profiles of GIA Members: The Henry Luce Foundation

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Profiles of GIA Members: Vancouver Foundation

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by Karen Masaki

Recent Gatherings: Conflicting Visions of Philanthropy

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News from Grantmakers in the Arts

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Regional Reports: Chicago

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Regional Reports: Los Angeles: Art Funders Commune

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Danton S. Miller

Regional Reports: Grand Rapids, Michigan

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Digest: Studies, Books, Web Sites, and Other Publications

Film/Video/Multimedia Fellowships Evaluation

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by Don Adams and Arlene Goldbard Review by Sarah Lutman

Coping with Cutbacks: The Nonprofit Guide to Success when Times Are Tight

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by Emil Angelica and Vincent Hyman Review by Deena Epstein

San Francisco: A City Connected to the Arts

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by San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Associates (SPUR) Review by Tom Schorgl

Seeing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed

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by James C. Scott New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1998 Review by John Kreidler, San Francisco Foundation

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by Paul Robeson Beacon Press, 1988 (second edition), 144 pages Review by Marina Drummer, LEF Foundation

Rebuilding the Front Porch of America: Essays on the Art of Community Making

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Patrick Overton

How to Integrate Blind People into Your Office

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by George Ashiotis and Ike Schambelan, with help from TBTB Review by Sarah Lutman

Web Sites of Interest: Voice of Dance

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Age and Arts Participation with a Focus of the Baby Boom Cohort

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by Richard A. Peterson and Darren E. Sherkat, Judith Huggins Balfe and Rolf Meyersohn, Edited by Erin V. Lehman Review by Deena Epstein

Foundations: Exploring their Unique Roles and Impacts on Society

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by Jeri Spann, rapporteur Review by Sarah Lutman

Building Audiences: Stories from America's Theaters

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by Kristen Simone Review by Sarah Lutman

Tax mechanisms to support arts and culture

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by Institute for Community Development and the Arts of Americans for the Arts Review by Tom Schorgl

Podcast #50: Black Arts Funding In 2023

Grantmakers in the Arts hosted the first GIA Black Arts Funding Summit in December of 2022. This virtual gathering of 113 artists, arts administrators, and funders allowed attendees to acknowledge and understand the long histories of exclusion, disenfranchisement, and disendowing in the philanthropic sector. One year later, we are continuing the conversation with two funders and elevating new considerations after one year. We are glad to have Rasu Jilani, executive director of Brooklyn Arts Council, and Anthony Simmons, senior director of Institutional Partnerships, Resilia, joining us to share their thoughts on what’s next for Black arts funding and what that means for equity and self-determination.

GIA · #50: Black Arts Funding In 2023

Black Arts Funding Summit

On December 13, the Black Arts Funding Summit featured experts across fields and industries who have directly shaped institutional policy and established new practices that support Black liberatory futures.

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Videos from the GIA 2022 Conference are now available for streaming.