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Monograph: Local Art Agency Facts Fiscal Year 2000
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Description
Americans for the Arts receives more than 3,500 annual requests for information about local arts agencies (LAAs). To provide the most accurate answers to these questions, Americans for the Arts conducts an extensive triennial survey to measure the status and condition of the LAA field. Here are the in-depth findings from our Fiscal Year 2000 Survey of Local Arts Agencies.
A local arts agency is a community organization or local government agency that supports cultural organizations, provides services to artists or arts organizations, and/or presents arts programming to the public. LAAs endeavor to make the arts part of the daily fabric of community living. Each LAA is unique to the community that it serves, and each changes as fast as its community changes. However, all seek to serve the diverse art forms in their community and make them accessible to every community member.
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Author: Benjamin Davidson
Book Info: 36 pp, report (2001)
Publisher: Americans for the Arts
Product #: Mon-Aug2001
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