GIA Newsletter, Vol 6, No 2 (Autumn 1995)

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GIA Newsletter, Vol 6, No 2 (Autumn 1995)

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Contents of GIA Newsletter, Vol 6, No 2 (Autumn 1995)

Readings

Fighting Words

by Michael Brenson

Against the False Magicians (poem)

by Don Gordon

The National Museum of the American Indian: Whence the "Art Object"?

by W. Richard West, Jr.

"It Takes Guts to Make a Democracy"

by Ralph Paulus and Myrna Paulus

Policy Communities and Policy Influence: Securing a Government Role in Cultural Policy for the 21st Century

by Margaret Jane Wyszomirski

Who Should Fund the Arts?: Remarks to the National Conference of State Legislators

by Penelope McPhee

AIDS and the Arts

by Margo Viscusi

Leverage Lost: The Nonprofit Arts in the Post-Ford Era: An Interview with John Kreidler

Kathleen Cerveny, John Kreidler

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