National Endowment for the Arts, 1965-1995 : a brief chronology of federal involvement in the arts.

Mode of access: Internet.

Supporting the arts : an international comparative study, Canada, Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, Netherlands, Sweden, United States /

Item 831-B-2

The arts in rural America.

Cover title.

The nature and level of federal support for museums in fiscal years 1985 and 1986 : a federal study mandated by Congress and conducted by the Institute of Museum Services on behalf of the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities, submitted to Congress February 1988.

Cover title.

Memorandum on the impact of the First Amendment to the Constitution upon Federal aid to education : Memorandum on the Constitutional authority of the Congress to enact S. 1021. Federal programs under which institutions with religious affiliation receive Federal funds through grants or loans.

Documents prepared by the Department's legal staff in response to the request of Senator Morse, Chairman, Subcommittee on Education, committee on Labor and Public Welfare.

Constitutionality of Federal aid to education in its various aspects. Miscellaneous memorandums of the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare; and opinions of certain scholars of the law relative to S. 1021 (a bill to authorize a program of Federal assistance for education) and related subjects, submitted upon request of the Subcommittee on Education of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare; and a legal analysis of the Administration's brief on Federal aid to church-supported elementary school,

Mode of access: Internet.

Arts funding : public funding profiles of the NEA, states and cities : fact sheet for Congressional committees /

"B-246348"--P. [1].

A compilation of laws and proposals relating to Federal aid to education,

Bibliography: leaves 425-431.

Red State, Blue State: Examining Federal Transfers to the States, 1983-2004.

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Geeks and Gods: ICT`s Debt to the Arts

With each new object and phenomena humankind discovers, develops or invents, a new set of words must be coined or adopted to describe them. Words are not neutral, carrying with them associations and connotations based on their previous applications and alliances, and augmented by their shapes, sounds, rhymes and rhythms. Many words which are now embedded in lCT's, retain and continue to be colored by these earlier meanings, some of which are drawn from myths.The method of vocabulary-building utilized by ICT's reflects its openness to new ideas and users.

Economic reforms, cultural policy : opportunities and challenges to the arts and culture in Vietnam in the age of globalization

The author investigates social change in Vietnam in the late 1980s-2000s, a transition from a subsidized economy to a market-oriented economy. The author discusses the influences of socioeconomic changes on the operation of the performing arts sector through analyzing changes in cultural policies, opportunities, and challenges confronted by performing arts organizations. The new cultural policy allows arts organizations, arts managers, and artists more opportunities to develop a greater degree of autonomy and more freedom in performing, programming and other artistic activities. The author believes that open policies will motivate Vietnam to develop its own national identity and to participate in cultural exchange with other parts of the world. However, under the impact of global culture, global economics, cuts in state funding, and rapid technological development, the performing arts sector has faced challenges in terms of financial viability, audience development, and balance between commercialization and artistic creativity. The author suggests that privatization should be implemented depending on the art form. Consideration should be given by the Vietnamese government to implementing appropriate funding policies and schemes, as state funding still forms a significant part of public companies' incomes.