GIA Reader, Vol 29, No 1 (Winter 2018)

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GIA Reader, Vol 29, No 1 (Winter 2018)

On the Cover:

Jacob Lawrence, Brooklyn Stoop, 1967,
Gouache and casein on paper, 21-1/8 x 16-1/8 in.

Collection of the Tacoma Art Museum, Museum Purchase, 1990.7

Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 29, No 1 (Winter 2018)

Black Arts & Cultural Funding and Justice Resource Hub

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Info Hub

COVID-19 Response & Resources: Programs, updates, and actions for arts funders

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Radical Imaginaries in Arts Funding

As we consider the present state of arts and culture philanthropy, we are at critical juncture and have an opportunity to build towards the “radical” new normal that underestimated communities deserve. In order to mobilize in this direction, it is necessary to think differently about the future, visualize it, and put it these ideas into action. As a result of COVID-19, we see the possibilities of large shifts in grantmaking practice and the way we lead and uphold philanthropic institutions. Join us for two podcasts as we hear from Walidah Imarisha, writer, educator, poet; Lisa Yancey, entrepreneurial strategist and president, Yancey Consulting; Denise Brown, executive director, Leeway Foundation, and A. Sparks, executive director, The Masto Foundation, on how they are rethinking power, centering communities, and putting theory into practice.

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Video from the GIA 2019 Conference in Denver, Colorado, are now available for streaming.

GIA Reader, Vol 29, No 1 (Winter 2018)

GIA Reader, Vol 29, No 1 (Winter 2018)

Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 29, No 1 (Winter 2018)

Special Section

Arts Funding Trends

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