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NASAA Notes: May 2016

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2016

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State to State
May 2, 2016

Utah: Art in Your Home

Utah Arts & Museums (UAM), like many state arts agencies, supports visual artists by organizing and hosting juried art exhibitions. Art in Your Home is an adjunct program UAM created in 2014 when it faced…
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May 2, 2016

South Arts: Launchpad

South Arts has kicked off a pilot program to help expand opportunities for performing arts presenters and grow the performing arts field in its nine member states—Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South…
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May 2, 2016

Wisconsin: Wisconsin Science Festival

The Wisconsin Science Festival is an annual statewide celebration of the curiosity and creativity at the core of both the scientific and artistic methods. The Wisconsin Arts Board (WAB) is one of the founders of…
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Legislative Update
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Isaac Brown
May 2, 2016

NEA Budget Delay; What to Do Now

A consistent refrain in this column in recent months has been the growing uncertainty about the appropriations process in the U.S. Congress. While it has been mentioned before, it is worth restating that, traditionally by…
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More Notes from NASAA
May 2, 2016

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From the CEO
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Pam Breaux
May 2, 2016

NASAA Testimony on NEA Budget

Last month, NASAA provided written testimony to the congressional subcommittee responsible for the National Endowment for the Arts budget. It was another opportunity to reinforce to federal legislators the value that the arts endowment and…
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Research on Demand
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Henry Clapp
May 2, 2016

New SAA Funding Visualization

One of the most common information requests NASAA’s research department receives is for historical and comparative state arts agency funding data. These data are extremely useful for strategic planning, budget requests, legislative testimony and advocacy.…
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