GIA Reader, Vol 18, No 3 (Fall 2007)

Readings

• A Profession of Philanthropy
  James Allen Smith
• Cultural Donors Were Different
  James Allen Smith
• I Love My Life (poem)
  Jimmy Santiago Baca
• The Changing Place of the 501(c)(3)
  Adrian Ellis
• Let's Put the Word ‘Nonprofit’ Out of Business (excerpt)
  Claire Guadiani
• The Journey Is Everything
  Rafe Esquith
• Michael Morgan's Rx for Orchestra Health
  Engage authentically, Have more fun, Find your “Inner Caribbean Woman”
  M. Melanie Beene and Michael Morgan
• New Mexico with Hooves and a Tail
  William deBuys
• Drumming the Land, Whistling the Wind
  Jack Loeffler
• Canción del Vaquero (poem)
  Emilio Ortiz
• The Deep Remembering (untitled foreword)
  Diane Reyna
• Taos: Where Cultures Met Four Hundred Years Ago
  Juan Estevan Arellano
• Mayordomo
  Chronicle of an Acequia in Northern New Mexico
  Stanley Crawford
• The Economic Importance of the Arts and Cultural Industries in Santa Fe County
  Jeffrey Mitchell and Lee A. Reynis
• The Field for Blue Corn
  Mei-mei Berssenbrugge
• Imprints
  Art and a Sense of Place
  Chrissie Orr
• Acequia (excerpt)
  Conger Beasely, Jr.
• The Tourist at Home (excerpt)
  Lucy R. Lippard
• Culture and Class
  John Rockwell
• Cultura: El Mundo Entre Los Mundos
  Culture: The World Between Two Worlds
  Denise Chávez
• Taking a Visitor to See the Ruins (poem)
  Paula Gunn Allen
• On Multiculturalism
  Notes on the Ambitions and Legacies of a Movement
  Jeff Chang
• Cultivating the Next Generation of Leaders
  Reflections of a Young Tribal Leader
  Alvin Warren
• Reflections on Leadership
  Walter Dasheno
• Earthstar (poem)
  Arthur Sze
• When We Experience Freedom
  An Interview with Loris Ann Taylor by Jenny Toomey
  Loris Ann Taylor & Jenny Toomey
• The Lightning Field (poem)
  Carol Moldaw
• Peter Gelb: Anatomy of a Leader
  Russell Willis Taylor