GIA Reader, Vol 11, No 2 (Fall 2000) | Grantmakers in the Arts

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Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 11, No 2 (Fall 2000)

Readings

Imagining the Future in the "Internet Century"

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by Gary O. Larson

Mississippi River Discoveries

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by Paul Gruchow

The Force of Curiosity

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by Writer Irene Borger interviews choreographer Joanna Haigood

Creativity and Aging

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Member Reports

Strategy: A seminar offered by National Arts Stabilization

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by Karen Masaki and Kathleen Cerveny

Texas in the News

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Arts Education Partnership: June 2000 Meeting, Durham, North Carolina

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by Arnold Aprill

Barriers and Motivations: Letter to the Editors

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Destination with a Story: Foundation Executives' Travel Preferences

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by Michael Gary

Profile: Kraft Foods, Inc.

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Profile: Los Angeles County Arts Commission

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by Elizabeth E. Peterson

Musings on a Summer Conference

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Julie Gordon Dalgleish

Vanishing Space: An update on the challenge facing San Francisco nonprofit arts organizations

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by Juan A. Domínguez

Strategic Restructuring

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by Natasha Terk

Digest: Studies, Books, Web Sites, and Other Publications

The Politics of Culture

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Frances Phillips

Translation Papers

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by Funders' Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities

You and Your Community's Story

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by Roadside Theater

Creative Family Giving in the Arts: A New GIA Field Resource Book

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Art in Other Places: Artists at Work in America's Community and Social Institutions

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by William Cleveland

Cultural Policy in the West: Symposium proceedings

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Arts Research Digest

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by Editor, Ian Gasse

In Other Words: A Plea for Plain Speaking in Foundations

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by Tony Proscio

International Collaboration in the Arts: Internationalizing New Work in the Performing Arts, Phase I: 1995-1998

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by Douglas DeNatale, Ph.D. and Karen L. Ito, Ph.D.

From NASCAR to Cirque du Soleil: Lessons in Audience Development

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by Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF)

Television and the Arts: Network News Coverage of Arts and Culture in the 1990s

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by Andras Szanto and Andrew Tyndall

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