Plus new regulations in China, equity crowdfunding and impact investing for the masses, and a facelift for Philly libraries.
Making Sense of Cultural Equity
When visions of a better future diverge, how do we choose a path forward?
To Build or Not to Build (And Other October Stories)
This month, it’s (mostly) all about the Benjamins.
Late fall public arts funding update
DOMESTIC – FEDERAL The National Endowment for the Arts will soon have a new Chairman. Rocco Landesman announced yesterday his plans to retire at the end of the year, in a decision widely anticipated among arts insiders. Senior Deputy Chairman Joan Shigekawa will serve as acting chair until a successor is named. The Supreme CourtRead More
National Arts Policy Roundtable
On Friday, November 21, I was fortunate to attend the National Arts Policy Roundtable at the NYU Wagner School of Public Service, hosted by SNEAC (the Student Network Exploring Arts & Culture). The early morning event featured two panelists who have served on President-elect Obama’s arts policy committee (legendary philanthropist Agnes Gund and conductor JonathanRead More