This month, I participated in an extensive interview with Barry Hessenius for Barry’s Blog, which offers “News, Advice and Opinion for the Arts Administrator.” Barry asked me about issues facing state arts agencies today, state
The Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission (KCAIC) recently announced the inaugural cohort of participants in its new Arts in Medicine program. The goal of the initiative, which KCAIC is undertaking in partnership with Emporia State
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) has launched the Curatorial Grant Program to help local curators develop and present compelling visual art exhibitions in service to residents of Washington, D.C. The program
Since the Arts and Foreign Language Education Grant Program was legislatively established in 2006, the Illinois Arts Council Agency (IACA) and Illinois State Board of Education—which administer the program through a joint commitment to well-rounded
With Arts Advocacy Day only a few days away, we are at a critical point in time here in Washington. At this moment, members of Congress are working feverishly to wrap up work on fiscal
State arts agency grant-making data, as provided to NASAA through Final Descriptive Reports, are an important source for describing ways in which state arts agencies serve the public. Updated periodically, NASAA’s Grant Making data provides
NASAA’s New Creative Economy State Profiles Creative Economy State Profiles is a new NASAA tool that enables state level explorations of the economic impact of the arts. The interactive dashboard, produced in cooperation with the
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