Arts Intranet

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to NEA program. Also listed are advisory panelists and the National Council on the Arts. There is a financial summary for the year that also includes the history of authorizations and appropriations for the NEA since its beginning in 1965.

This report lists all grants awarded by the Institute of Museum Services during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to IMS program. Also listed are advisory panelists and members of the Institute of Museum Services. There is a financial summary for the year. A description of the programs sponsored by the IMS are discussed.

This report lists all grants awarded by the Institute of Museum Services during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to IMS program. Also listed are advisory panelists and members of the Institute of Museum Services. There is a financial summary for the year. A description of the programs sponsored by the IMS are discussed.

This report lists all grants awarded by the Institute of Museum Services during the federal fiscal year. Grant recipients, amounts awarded and projects are summarized for each grant according to IMS program. Also listed are advisory panelists and members of the Institute of Museum Services. There is a financial summary for the year. A description of the programs sponsored by the IMS are discussed.

This report is the result of an initiation by the Federal-State staff of the National Endowment for the Arts to secure three opinions in these areas: 1. A critique and review of the present status of state plans. 2. Develop an operational definition of a state plan. 3. Develop criteria for helping states and the Endowment to examine and evaluate the state plans. We feel that the real purpose of this project should eventuate in increased effectiveness in providing support for the arts in the states. (p. 68).

This report is submitted at a time when the arts are increasingly a matter of concern and importance to American life. The National Arts and Humanities Law of 1965 clearly inaugurates a new era of government involvement in the arts. Active encouragement of the arts is accepted now as a proper concern of government.

This report is intended to provide the Canada Council, its offices other interested parties with graphic analysis of trends in Canada Council support to the arts. (p. 1) The years of analysis are 1957-58 to 1982-83.

This report is based on a visit to the between March 23 and june 14, 1981, during which time I travelled over 10,000 miles and met with over 70 individuals involved in the American arts world. (A full diary of meetings appears in Appendix A).

This report is an outline of art programs supported by New York State to serve as a guide for other states.

This report examines the prospects of developing a regional arts plan for Minnesota.

This report examines the legislative prohibition on federal interference with respect to content of arts and humanities projects in the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act and associated legislative history. Examining the original intentions of the legislation for the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965 indicated that no limitations should be placed persons or organizations associated with this act. However, this was to re-examined upon during the reauthorization of this legislation.

This report examines that cities and counties can support the arts in the local community.

This report examines arts funding, the need for the arts, and resources on how to meet these needs in the state of Connecticut. Recommendations: The following recommendations are explained in depth in Section 4 of this report. They were arrived at by a combination of factors: meetings with Connecticut Commission on the Arts and Connecticut Foundation for the Arts staffs and the Steering Committee membership; meetings with various representatives of arts, corporations, foundations, trusts, and related areas; general background information and understandings gained in the cultural field over the

This report documents the extent and types of public support for a wide range of arts and cultural activities in Austalia. As this report shows, there is a diversity of funding arrangements and patterns of support for these purposes in the Commonwealth and the State/Territory governments. Such a diversity is to be expected in a federal system. This compilation of financial statistics is a continuation of a series begun by the Australia Council; the previous report Cultural Funding in Australia 1992-93 was published in 1994.

This report documents the difference in this nation's cultural life that is being made by dedicated and creative volunteer and professional leaders in state government services. It illustrates how state arts agencies serve the public in each state's unique environment using state appropriations and federal funding. It also shows how the states assist the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) in accomplishing its mission. This report draws upon data for grants completed through FY 1989 and upon the 1991 State Arts Agency Profile survey. Since FY 1990, aggregate state appropriations for state

This report documents the cultural activity of New York City institutions outside of New York City. The report includes the activity of 48 institutions. The period covered is from July 1974 to July 1976.

This report discusses the decentralized grant program of the New York State Council on the Arts. In its first three years, the Decentralization Program has proven successful in establishing a local decision-making process for the funding of grants of $3,000 or less in thirteen sites across the State.

This report describes the Special Assistance Program of the New York Council on the Arts. Through simple, efficient methods, the Special Assistance Programs provide funds and services which the New York State Council on the Arts cannot, due to legislative mandates or administrative incapacity, directly provide.

This report defines and analyzes Louisianas cultural economy and recommends strategies through which it can be developed.

This report deals with the reorganization of the function of the Council on the arts and its staff in light of increased funding for the arts in New York State.

This report deals with the funding of museums in New York State. As part of this report a funding formula is suggested.