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5. Shirley Ririe and Joan Woodbury: pathbreakers

Author

Zalesky, Jannas

Subjects
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company. -- Officials and employees, Dance companies -- Officials and employees, Dancers -- Education -- Interviews, Arts education -- Finance, Arts, visual and performing, Company financing, Alliances and partnerships, Influence, Finance, Education, Organization formation, Officials and employees
Abstract

How do you create a dance company? You put two impassioned women together--Joan Woodbury (right) and Shirley Ririe--at the right time, some forty years ago, and let them go at [...]

Published
2003

6. U.S. Department of Education programs that support arts education

Author

Hanna, Judith Lynne

Subjects
United States. Department of Education -- Services, Arts education -- Finance, Federal aid to education -- Analysis, Arts, visual and performing, Education
Abstract

Arundown of Department of Education programs that directly or indirectly support arts education is presented. Grant and fellowship programs and school- and student-recognition programs are among those listed.

Published
1991

8. Cause Celeb: 'Madam Secretary' actor Erich Bergen lobbies for arts education

Subjects
Lobbying -- Forecasts and trends, Arts education -- Finance, Actors -- Public relations, Company public relations, Company financing, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Emily Heil Cause: Boosting funding for arts education, an issue taken up by the National Association of Music Merchants. Celeb: Erich Bergen, best known for his role as the [...]

Published
2018

9. Meet the Samstags: The American donors of Australia's greatest bequest to an art school

Author

Thomas, Daniel

Subjects
Arts education -- Finance, Painters -- Works, Painters -- Donations, Company financing, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

Gordon Samstag bequeathed US $5.6 million after his death in 1990 to establish a perpetual trust, the income from which would be made available to fine art students from Australia, enabling them to study in a foreign school of fine arts and develop their artistic capacities, skills and talents. He also made 15 small bequests to friends in Australia and the US and a large donation of $250,000 to the National Academy of Design in New York.

Published
2005

10. Gift to Columbia for Dance Education

Author

Cooper, Michael

Subjects
Arts education -- Finance, Dance -- Study and teaching, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Columbia University -- Finance
Abstract

As the decline of arts education in recent decades has increasingly alarmed cultural institutions, a new $4.36 million gift aims to bolster dance education by taking a different approach. The [...]

Published
2016

11. A $4.36 Million Gift to Boost Dance Education

Author

Cooper, Michael

Subjects
Arts education -- Finance, Founders (Originators) -- Donations, Education grants -- Distribution, Company financing, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Columbia University. Teachers College -- Finance
Abstract

As the decline of arts education in recent decades has increasingly alarmed cultural institutions, a new $4.36 million gift aims to bolster dance education by taking a different approach. The [...]

Published
2016

13. Target offers 'Arts in Education' Grants

Subjects
Target Corp. -- Donations -- Finance, Education grants -- Donations, Department stores -- Donations -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance, Education -- United States, Education, Company financing, Finance, Donations
Abstract

Target is awarding grants of $1,000 to $5,000 to schools with arts programs that help extend the arts from the classroom to the home. The grants will be awarded to [...]

Published
2001

14. PAYING FOR ARTS PROGRAMS THROUGH FUNDRAISING

Subjects
Fotobug -- Services, Services industry -- Services, Arts education -- Finance, Photographic industry -- Services -- Finance, Education -- United States, Education, Company financing, Finance, Services
Abstract

Facing cuts in arts education spending for the past 20 years, many communities are now fighting back. High schools, parents and the children themselves regularly raise money to pay for [...]

Published
2001

15. Support for Arts Jumps

Subjects
United States. National Endowment for the Arts -- Finance, Government aid to the arts -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance, Government, Company financing, Finance
Abstract

Legislative support for state arts agencies jumped 7 percent in FY 2000, reaching an all-time high of $396.5 million for education programs and grants to artists and art organizations in [...]

Published
2000

16. Jewelry Information Center

Subjects
Jewelry Information Center -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance, Business, Fashion, accessories and textiles industries
Abstract

The Jewelry Information Center recently coordinated efforts of the fine jewelry and watch industry to raise funds for arts education in New York City. Designer gowns, watches, and jewelry worn [...]

Published
2000

17. BREAK FROM ROUTINE

Subjects
Public schools -- Curricula, Arts education -- Finance, Art -- United States, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Company financing, Finance, Curricula
Abstract

With the nation's public school systems fighting to maintain the essentials, we have come to expect that those little extras, such as arts education, will be the first to go. [...]

Published
2000

18. REMARKS BY FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA AT THE AMERICAN BALLET OPENING SPRING GALA (AS RELEASED BY THE WHITE HOUSE) LOCATION: METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 7:00 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MAY 18, 2009 (Part 1)

Subjects
Presidents -- Wives, Arts education -- Finance, Company public relations, Company financing, Political science, American Ballet Theatre (Dance group) -- Finance -- Public relations
Abstract

REMARKS BY FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA AT THE AMERICAN BALLET OPENING SPRING GALA (AS RELEASED BY THE WHITE HOUSE) LOCATION: METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 7:00 [...]

Published
2009

20. Remarks by Frank Hodsoll

Subjects
United States. National Endowment for the Arts -- Officials and employees, Art and state -- Economic aspects, Arts education -- Finance, Arts, visual and performing, Education
Published
1986

21. The pears are always greener in the art room

Author

King, Nancy

Subjects
Art and state -- Economic aspects, Arts education -- Finance, Federal aid to education -- Finance, Arts, visual and performing, Education
Published
1986

23. Aesthetic welfare, government, and educational policy

Author

Pankratz, David B.

Subjects
United States. National Endowment for the Arts -- Social policy, Arts education -- Finance, Art and state -- Analysis, Art -- Appreciation, Aesthetics -- Study and teaching, Art and society -- Analysis, Arts, visual and performing, Education
Published
1986

24. Footnotes

Subjects
Singers -- Donations, Television actors and actresses -- Works, Arts education -- Finance, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

's ''Runaway'' video featured ballerina characters last year. But a year earlier Prince's ''Crimson and Clover'' video highlighted Misty Copeland of American Ballet Theater, and his association with the art [...]

Published
2011

25. Announcing ICAF e.V. and UNESCO support

Author

Tesche-Mentzen, Antje

Subjects
Children's art, Arts education -- Finance, Art societies -- Finance, Company financing
Abstract

June 14, 2004 marked a milestone in ICAF's journey to bring about a fundamental change in world con sciousness regarding the value and contribution of children. On that date, ICAF […]

Published
2004

26. MAC awards 2004 grants. (Strictly Business)

Author

Northway, Wally

Subjects
Mississippi -- Social policy, Mississippi -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance, Artists -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

JACKSON -- The Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC) has granted $1.1 million in funding to 179 artists and arts programs across the state for fiscal year 2004. Operating and project grants, [...]

Published
2003

27. United States Artists has announced its 34 USA Fellows for 2014

Subjects
Arts education -- Finance, Fellowships (Financial aid) -- Appreciation, Company financing, Arts, visual and performing
Abstract

United States Artists has announced its 34 USA Fellows for 2014. The awards are given to artists across all disciplines and come with $50,000 each to support practice and professional [...]

Published
2014

28. New moon

Subjects
Beverage industry -- Donations, Arts education -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

On an otherwise dark night, Blue Moon shed some light on the streets of Brooklyn, N.Y., and the national arts scene. Timed with the new moon on March 1, the [...]

Published
2014

29. Metro Briefing New York: Yonkers: Art And Music To Be Restored To Schools

Author

Santos, Fernanda

Subjects
Company financing, Arts education -- Finance, Yonkers, New York -- Education policy
Abstract

Yonkers city schools will restore art and music programs that were eliminated or drastically reduced two years ago to help the city close its perennial budget gap, Schools Superintendent Bernard […]

Published
2006

30. Virtuous virtuoso. (Good Works)

Author

Forsell, Mary

Subjects
Violinists -- Behavior, Musicians -- Public relations, Classical music -- Works, Students -- Services, Curriculum enrichment -- Planning, Music -- Study and teaching, Arts education -- Finance, Family and marriage, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Exposure to Classical music is as essential to every child's education as reading, believes violinist Jennifer Koh. Though her schedule is solidly booked, she always finds time to visit schools [...]

Published
2002

31. California State University, Northridge

Subjects
Hollywood Foreign Press Association -- Donations, The California State University -- Finance -- Donations, Education grants -- Donations, Arts education -- Finance, Education, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Company financing, Finance, Donations
Abstract

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE'S Cinema and Television Arts Department has received $66,000 from the Hollywood Foreign Press [...]

Published
2008

32. 'It's absolutely critical that we protect arts research.'

Author

Corbyn, Zoe

Subjects
Research institutes -- Services, Research institutes -- Officials and employees, Arts education -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- Research, Universities and colleges -- Economic aspects, Company financing, Education
Published
2008

36. Theater for students

Author

Hopkins, Karen Brooks

Subjects
Company financing, Brooklyn Academy of Music -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance, New York, New York -- Social policy
Abstract

To the Editor: A Feb. 20 letter writer's concern about providing access to the next generation of theatergoers is well founded. The Brooklyn Academy of Music, like other New York […]

Published
2003

38. $3.1 million in grants for arts education

Author

Medina, Jennifer

Subjects
Company financing, Arts education -- Finance, Art -- New York
Abstract

The Center for Arts Education is doling out $3.1 million in grants across the city to help schools combine traditional academic subjects with the arts. More than 30 partnerships each […]

Published
2002

39. Arts Education Gets $500,000 From NEA

Author

Trescott, Jacqueline

Subjects
United States. National Endowment for the Arts -- Donations, Young Audiences Inc. -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance
Published
2001

40. Two foundations devote $16 million to arts training

Subjects
Company financing, Surdna Foundation -- Donations, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation -- Donations, Arts education -- Finance
Abstract

The Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Surdna Foundation, a family foundation established in 1917, will invest more than $16 million jointly over five years to support institutions that train […]

Published
2001

41. City schools get $12 million to bolster arts education

Author

Goodnough, Abby

Subjects
Company financing, Annenberg Foundation -- Donations, Schools -- New York, Arts education -- Finance
Abstract

The Annenberg Foundation has provided another $12 million to revitalize arts education in New York City's public schools through collaborations with museums, dance troupes, orchestras and other cultural organizations. The […]

Published
2001

42. Studio program seeks support

Subjects
Arts education -- Finance, Arts education -- Donations, Nonprofit organizations -- Finance, Nonprofit organizations -- Donations, Company financing, Political/non-profit organization software
Published
2004

43. NEA Grants Focus on Education

Author

Trescott, Jacqueline

Subjects
United States. National Endowment for the Arts -- Finance, Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance
Published
2000

44. Frontgate, St. Vincent de Paul, Cincinnati Arts Association & Ronald McDonald House Team up for a VIP Charity Event at the Frontgate Outlet in West Chester, OH

Subjects
Home furnishings industry -- Alliances and partnerships -- Public relations, Arts education -- Finance, Company public relations, Company financing, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Celebrate. Shop. Save. Care. CINCINNATI, July 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- http://www.frontgate.com/ , the Outfitter of America's Finest Homes has teamed up with St. Vincent de Paul , Cincinnati Arts Association [...]

Published
2011

45. School district seeks to boost arts funding

Author

Groves, Martha

Subjects
Los Angeles, California. Unified School District -- Finance, Los Angeles, California. Board of Education -- Social policy, Arts education -- Finance
Published
1999

46. Why I ... think science fees should increase and arts fees decrease

Author

Naismith, James

Subjects
Sciences education -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance, Education, Higher -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- Finance, Universities and colleges -- United Kingdom, Company financing, Education
Abstract

A science professor believes that fees for science education should be higher because the costs of facilities and equipment to teach science are higher. He believes that universities have used fees from the arts to subsidize sciences for long enough.

Published
2002

47. Annenberg offers artists partnerships with schools

Author

Armbrust, Roger

Subjects
Arts education -- Finance, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Annenberg Foundation -- Donations
Abstract

The Annenberg Foundation is offering grants to performing artists and organizations interested in participating in a five-year partnership with New York City schools. Requests for proposals for the $12 mil two-to-one matching grant are expected to be announced in May 1996. The $36 mil arts-in-education partnership will match individual schools or school groups with artists and artist organizations., The Annenberg Foundation's new $12 million two-to-one matching grant offers performing artists and organizations a chance to take part in a vital $36 million, five-year arts-in-education partnership with New York [...]

Published
1996

48. Warren Road Elementary boosts arts programs

Author

Toone, Stephanie

Subjects
Elementary school curriculum -- Finance, Parents' and teachers' associations -- Finance, Arts education -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional, General interest
Published
2009

49. You can bring joy back to schools! We're inspired by Suzanne Nichols, who saved art classes in her school district. Now it's your turn: do just one thing on this list to nurture kids' creativity

Author

Niedringhaus, Ashley

Subjects
School districts -- Finance, Acting teachers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Appreciation -- Social aspects, Educational fund raising -- Methods, Arts education -- Finance, Company financing, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Art, music, drama, dance--they're all disappearing from American kids' lives as school districts across the country cut programs to save money. 'It may be hard for some people to believe, [...]

Published
2012

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