GIA Reader, Vol 27, No 2 (Summer 2016) | Grantmakers in the Arts

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GIA Reader, Vol 27, No 2 (Summer 2016)

On the cover:
Lunch, Score for a Dance by Anna Halprin. Lawrence Halprin, illustrator, 1968. Reproduction courtesy Anna Halprin.

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Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 27, No 2 (Summer 2016)

From the President & CEO

Robert Gard: Poet, Prophet, and Pioneer

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Readings

Remembering Claudine

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Maurine Knighton

The Heart and the Art of America

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Maryo Gard Ewell

Michael Warlum Reflects on The Arts in the Small Community, Fifty Years Later

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Expanding Cultural Family: Funders, Tools, and the Journey toward Equity

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Jen Gilligan Cole

Cousin Consuelo, On Piano (poem)

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The Collective Creativity of Anna and Lawrence Halprin

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Alison B. Hirsch

A More Equitable World Because of Theatre

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New York City Addresses Diversity in the Cultural Workforce

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Artists in Community Settings: Supporting the Movement

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Convocation of the Parts to Envision the Whole

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I Have a White Rose to Tend (Verse XXXIX) (poem)

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Creating Space: Performing Artists in Sacred Spaces

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Neville Vakharia, Karen DiLossi

Creating Space: Performing Artists in Sacred Spaces

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Endangered Species (poem)

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Dan Beachy-Quick

The Charitable Deduction: What Does “Tax Reform” Mean for the Arts?

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Bronwyn Mauldin

Impact Investing 101

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Shin Yu Pai, Rosalie Sheehy Cates

Book Review

To Change the Face and Heart of America: Selected Writings on the Arts and Communities, 1949–1992

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Maryo Gard Ewell, Dudley Cocke

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