GIA Reader, Vol 20, No 3 (Fall 2009)

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Contents of Grantmakers in the Arts Reader: Volume 20, No. 3, Fall 2009

Book Review

Beyond Price: Value in Culture, Economics, and the Arts

Reviewed by Diane Ragsdale
The Qualities of Quality: Understanding Excellence in Arts Education

Reviewed by Carol Fineberg
Lowered Expectations and the "First Global" Generation

Reviewed by Rory MacPherson

Readings

Graceful Exit

Thoughts on End-of-Life Issues for Arts Organizations

Claudia Bach
Bensonhurst (poem)

Ken Siegelman
The Economics of Arts, Artists, and Culture

Making a Better Case

Ann Markusen
The Globe

Richard Rodriguez
Just One Dress to Walk 800 Miles

Pamela J. Kingfisher
Getting Beyond Breakeven

A Review of Capitalization Needs and Challenges of Philadelphia-Area Arts And Culture Organizations

Susan Nelson, author; Allison Crump and Juliana Koo, contributors
The Creative Class of Color in New York

Yasmin Ramirez
Narcissus Flower (poem)

Majid Naficy
A Conversation between Private Grantmakers and the NEA

Janet Brown
Keeping On Keeping On

Margaret Jenkins
School Reform and the Status Quo

A Community Artist Looks Forward

Judith Tannenbaum
Arts Grantmaker Action Figure

Saving the world through strategic initiatives!

Anita H. Lehmann

Member Reports

No Recess during the Recession

Janet Brown
Hiring for Turnover

A Modest Proposal

Claire Peeps

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