GIA Reader, Vol 22, No 2 (Summer 2011)

On the cover:
Hokusai (1760 - 1849)
Whirlpools at Awa, woodblock reprint

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Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 22, No 2 (Summer 2011)

Readings

Community Arts: A Little Historical Context

Maryo Gard Ewell

The Unreported Arts Recession of 1997

Dudley Cocke

Small Righteous Angers

Liz Lerman

The Power of Words: An Interview with Edwidge Dandicat

Michelle Coffey

The Worst (poem)

Toni Mirosevich

Honour Thy Error (poem)

Toni Mirosevich

Still Life with Oysters and Lemon

Mark Doty

Minnesota's Arts and Cultural Heritage Amendment: Lessons of the First Two Years

Maxine Adams

Designing a Twenty-First Century Cultural Hub to Build Community

Nancy Fushan

Summertime, and the Words are Buzzing

Turn (poem)

Skin (poem)

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

ALL PODCASTS

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.

GIA Reader, Vol 22, No 2 (Summer 2011)