Fresh press coming off The Andy Warhol Museum's 30th Anniversary celebrations. Excerpt from Associate Director The Warhol, Dan Law: “'I don’t think it’s a controversial statement that the art world is categorically conservative, and its core behavior is conservative and risk-averse. This pushes directly against that,” Law contended. “We said we’d do $1 million of wages back into the community. Last year, we did $1.5 million. We said we’d offer 50 jobs, whether full-time, part-time or project-based. We’ve provided over 400 in three years.' He added: 'The giant 800-pound gorilla in the room is the economics of all of this. At the end of the day, artists need to make money to survive. They need to pay their rent. They need to pay their mortgage. They need to feed their families. And institutions have access to that money and those resources.'” https://lnkd.in/eJupMGZi
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We at CWA and CES have shared several stories regarding the use of public art to create more community within the built environment. We are proud to reside in an area of Michigan that considers this an important part of society. That, however, hasn't always been the case. The following Concentrate article is the first of two pieces that covers the topic of public art. "The question of public art — what it is, what it should look like, what its purpose might be, who should pay for it, and who gets to decide any of those matters — has never been a simple one in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, or anywhere else, for that matter." Follow this link to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/epmqGJGV #planning #future #publicart #community #builtenvironment #empower #beauty
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Museums are inextricably linked to New York State's economy. They preserve and share their collections and historic structures to help tourists and the people of this state learn about their heritage and history. New York’s museums generate $1.3B in taxes, employ 62,000 people, provide $3.9B in income to those people, and have an overall $5.37B impact on the state's economy. The Museum Association, our board of directors, members, and supporters look forward to updated economic impact numbers that will be reported as part of the Museum Study conducted later this year by the Department of Economic Development. It is time to invest in our arts and cultural organizations, not only for the ways they attract visitors and serve their communities, but for the ways they contribute to our state’s economy. We urge Mayor Adams and the NYC Council to restore and baseline $53M to culture in FY2025. #NoCutsToCulture #CultureForAll
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GRANT Opportunity for Individual Artists in Bristol, Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, and Suffolk Counties. Act quick, the deadline is tomorrow 9/15 https://bit.ly/3zniK7l
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A THRIVING ARTS COMMUNITY BRINGS UNDENIABLE BENEFITS TO TROUP COUNTY BY IDA DURAND | ARTWORK BY ANNIE GREENE A vibrant arts community offers numerous benefits to LaGrange. The arts represent a fundamental aspect of human expression, reflecting the sophistication of a society, Investing in the arts and cultural scene not only enhances the city's reputation but also boosts business activities, tourism, and overall resident satisfaction levels. By championing our local artists, we play a pivotal role in bolstering the economy and supporting the creative talents that enrich our community, dynamic arts environment attracts newcomers and catalyzes the growth of new galleries, theaters, and dining establishments, thereby elevating the city's status and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. Through strategic investments in the arts, we can transform LaGrange into a more appealing place to live for all its inhabitants. Nurturing a thriving arts community also fosters stronger communal bonds, promotes civic involvement, and contributes to lower poverty rates. Creating a supportive atmosphere for the arts provides a platform for local artists to flourish, contributing to a vibrant arts sector that benefits both creators and art enthusiasts. during times of financial constraints, the arts often bear the brunt of budget cuts. Neglecting to support the arts can hamper their potential growth when resources are scarce. This underscores the importance of prioritizing and investing in the arts, even amid challenges. By uniting as a community to back the arts, we ensure that local artists have a stage to showcase their skills, residents have access to top-tier art, and our community continues to thrive through a flourishing arts environment. Let us collectively contribute to making LaGrange a renowned hub for the arts. Highland Living Magazine is currently seeking sponsors who are passionate about supporting the arts and promoting local talent. By partnering with us, sponsors will not only have the opportunity to align their brand with a respected publication but also to demonstrate their commitment to our vibrant artistic community. For more information about becoming a sponsor, please contact Ida Solomon Durand, Publisher Highland Living Magazine 706.523.1497 idurand@bestversionmedia.com #lagrange #troupcounty #Lagrangega #Highlandliving #bestversionmedia #localart #communitybuilding
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This Ideal Standard advertisement dates from 1955. But it is so striking that it could almost attract a customer in 2024. Perhaps not. #history #richardrobertsarchive #advertisement #archive #historypreserved #stockport #heritage #manchester #research #printadvertising
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There has been Internet chatter on the costs of building the Founders' Memorial and NS Square. My take is that money spent cascades to create jobs and demands for goods and services beyond the project itself. Once completed, the projects will also generate employment and visitor revenue, as well as demand for other goods and services. Like how the US spent its way out of the 1930s depression. Beyond economics, such monuments build history and a sense of stakeholding into our national consciousness. Furthermore, with virtual and/or augmented reality becoming an increasingly large part of our lives, we need brick and mortar to cement important reminders of our identity, of what made us who we are, to provide important reference points to future generations. How do we value our national identity in dollars?
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