I delivered these remarks at a media briefing at the National Press Club on January 23. The event was webcast live on NASAA’s Facebook page. Good morning to those of you assembled here today at
In January and February, the Maine Arts Commission braves the elements on its 2018 Arts Iditarod, a two-month technical assistance tour that targets the state’s most rural regions. Events in Kennebunk, Houlton, Lewiston and Ellsworth
The Alaska State Council on the Arts (ASCA), with assistance from state Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, recently launched an Artistic License Plate program to celebrate Alaskan identity and pride. The new plate was designed by an
In the aftermath of Hurricane María in September 2017, communities in Puerto Rico face steep hurdles. Utilities, transportation and communications remain disrupted and many cultural and civic venues are damaged and have yet to resume
Last month, when members of the House and Senate agreed to end the shutdown and fund the government until February 8, the prevailing thought at that time was that a longer-term agreement was within reach.
NASAA is pleased to announce the release of State Arts Agency Revenues, Fiscal Year 2018. The release contains a new series of interactive dashboards to explore FY2018 appropriations and revenue data. View per capita appropriations
Be a Champion for the Arts in 2018 2018 is going to be another big year for the arts. You can help your state arts agency get the support it needs to advance the arts
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