How to fund the arts in America
The New York Times
Even though it won the Tony Award for Regional Theater recently, The Shakespeare Theatre Company, like many other regional theaters, has seen donors decrease because of the economy, but continues to operate because of generous board members and creative partnerships.
What can be done to stabilize funding for the arts? Can the U.S. learn from other countries' examples? While arts funding is drying up in parts of Europe because of austerity measures, it's flourishing in Brazil because of a tax on Brazilian companies.More
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