Measuring the Muse: Arts Research from the Frontlines
No longer a policy afterthought, the arts have made a successful case in recent years for their importance as an industry and an aid to education. But what is the real value of creativity in the economy? How are artists and cultural institutions faring, and how are they affecting their communities across the United States? Are young people getting their information about books and music in fundamentally new ways? Is arts participation on the decline? What role does cultural journalism play in the swiftly evolving media landscape? All of the questions were explored in a recent panel discussion sponsored by the National Arts Journalism Program, Alliance for the Arts and Columbia University Arts Initiative, with support from the Wallace Foundation.
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András Szántó, director, National Arts Journalism Program
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Christine DeVita, president, The Wallace Foundation
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Dana Gioia, chair, National Endowment for the Arts
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Tom Bradshaw, director, research division of the NEA
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Bonnie Nichols, program analyst, research division of the NEA
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Randy Cohen, vice president of research and information, Americans for the Arts
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Maria-Rosario Jackson, senior research associate, Urban Institute
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Catherine Lanier, director of research, Alliance for the Arts
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Robin Keegan, deputy director, Center for an Urban Future
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Steven Tepper, associate director, Curb Center, Vanderbilt University
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Andrew Tyndall, research consultant, National Arts Journalism Program
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Tom Pollak, assistant director, National Center for Charitable Statistics, Urban Institute
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Joni Cherbo, cultural policy coordinator, Americans for the Arts
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Kevin McCarthy, senior social scientist, RAND Corporation
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Karen Hauser, director of research, League of American Theatres and Producers
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Joan Jeffri, director, Program in Arts Administration, Teachers College, Columbia University
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Production Number: 362
Shot: May 5, 2005
Published: May 26, 2005
Last modified:Jun 01, 2005
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