GIA Reader, Vol 18, No 3 (Fall 2007)

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Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 18, No 3 (Fall 2007)

Readings

The Journey Is Everything

Rafe Esquith

Peter Gelb: Anatomy of a Leader

Russell Willis Taylor

Michael Morgan's Rx for Orchestra Health: Engage authentically, Have more fun, Find your “Inner Caribbean Woman”

Michael Morgan, Melanie Beene

The Tourist at Home (excerpt)

by Lucy R. Lippard

Culture and Class

John Rockwell

Drumming the Land, Whistling the Wind

Jack Loeffler

Cultura: El Mundo Entre Los Mundos: Culture: The World Between Two Worlds

Denise Chávez

On Multiculturalism: Notes on the Ambitions and Legacies of a Movement

Jeff Chang

A Profession of Philanthropy

James Allen Smith

Taos: Where Cultures Met Four Hundred Years Ago

Juan Estevan Arellano

Cultivating the Next Generation of Leaders: Reflections of a Young Tribal Leader

Alvin Warren

Cultural Donors Were Different

James Allen Smith

The Changing Place of the 501(c)(3)

Adrian Ellis

When We Experience Freedom: An Interview with Loris Ann Taylor by Jenny Toomey

Loris Ann Taylor, Jenny Toomey

Imprints: Art and a Sense of Place

Chrissie Orr

Acequia (excerpt)

by Conger Beasely, Jr.

New Mexico with Hooves and a Tail

William deBuys

Canción del Vaquero (poem)

by Emilio Ortiz

Taking a Visitor to See the Ruins (poem)

by Paula Gunn Allen

The Deep Remembering (untitled foreword)

by Diane Reyna

Mayordomo: Chronicle of an Acequia in Northern New Mexico

Stanley Crawford

Reflections on Leadership

Walter Dasheno

I Love My Life (poem)

by Jimmy Santiago Baca

The Economic Importance of the Arts and Cultural Industries in Santa Fe County

Lee A. Reynis, Jeffrey Mitchell

Earthstar (poem)

by Arthur Sze

The Field for Blue Corn

by Mei-mei Berssenbrugge

Let's Put the Word ‘Nonprofit’ Out of Business (excerpt)

Claire Guadiani

The Lightning Field (poem)

by Carol Moldaw

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