From economics to technology, what impacts the world impacts the arts.
New Tech’s Dance with the Future (and other July stories)
The future is here with advancements in video, AI, and augmented reality that could change life as we know it.
Cultural Appropriation Controversies Boil Over (and other May stories)
Two of Canada’s top literary magazine editors are out of a job after a call for a “Cultural Appropriation Prize.”
Obamacare Lives to See Another Day (and other March Stories)
Trumpcare and the budget proposal dominated the news, plus Disney’s “gay moment.”
Threats to Federal Arts and Culture Funding: What’s at Stake
The NEA and other agencies are in a pickle. Here’s everything you need to know.
Is Net Neutrality in Danger Again? (and other February stories)
The previous administration’s landmark rulings protecting open Internet access are already being undone.
NEA and NEH on the Chopping Block? (and other January stories)
Government vs. artists at home and abroad, plus new developments in the arts’ black market, peak TV and the Lucas Museum.
Making Sense of Cultural Equity
When visions of a better future diverge, how do we choose a path forward?
Capsule Review: Triple Bottom Line
A recounting of the evolution of NEA policies since its founding in 1965 and those policies’ impacts on the nonprofit arts sector.
NEA Launches Creativity Connects (And Other February Stories)
Jane Chu’s signature initiative explores how creativity intersects with other sectors, and the infrastructure needed to keep it going.
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