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245 04 a| The cost of culture :b| patterns and prospects of private arts patronage /c| edited by Margaret Jane Wyszomirski and Pat Clubb.;

300 a| ix, 102 pages ;c| 23 cm.;

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337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

490 1 a| ACA arts research seminar series;

504 a| Includes bibliographies.;

505 0 a| Sources of private support for the arts: an overview / Margaret Jane Wyszomirski -- The baby-boom generation: lost patrons, lost audience? / Judith Huggins Balfe -- Understanding foundation policy choices and decision-making procedures / Pat Clubb -- Corporate support for culture and the arts / Michael Useem -- Government leverage of private support: matching grants and the problem with new money / J. Mark Davidson Schuster.;

520 a| Private sector support is vital to the health of the arts. Yet the nature of that support is changing. What do the values and lifestyles of the baby-boom generation mean to the future of the arts? How will the rapidly changing economic and social climate affect the corporate commitment to giving? Are government matching grant programs effective in leveraging "new" money from the private sector? How do private foundations set policy agendas and make decisions? Judith H. Balfe of C.U.N.Y., Pat Clubb of the Texas Commission on the Arts, Michael Useem of Boston University, and J. Mark Davidson Schuster of M.I.T. analyze this crucial subject with uncanny insight and unusual clarity. For anyone responsible for the future of arts institutions, this book is indispensable reading.;

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700 1 a| Wyszomirski, Margaret Jane,e| editor.=| ^A158337;

700 1 a| Clubb, Pat,e| editor.=| ^A283201;

830 0 a| ACA arts research seminar series.=| ^A255370;

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The cost of culture : patterns and prospects of private arts patronage / edited by Margaret Jane Wyszomirski and Pat Clubb.

Other author	Wyszomirski, Margaret Jane, editor.
Other author	Clubb, Pat, editor.
Format	Book
Publication Info	New York, NY : ACA Books, ©1989.
Description	ix, 102 pages ; 23 cm.
Subjects	Art patronage--United States. Arts--United States. --Finance.

Series	ACA arts research seminar series ACA arts research seminar series. ^A255370
Contents	Sources of private support for the arts: an overview / Margaret Jane Wyszomirski -- The baby-boom generation: lost patrons, lost audience? / Judith Huggins Balfe -- Understanding foundation policy choices and decision-making procedures / Pat Clubb -- Corporate support for culture and the arts / Michael Useem -- Government leverage of private support: matching grants and the problem with new money / J. Mark Davidson Schuster.
Abstract	Private sector support is vital to the health of the arts. Yet the nature of that support is changing. What do the values and lifestyles of the baby-boom generation mean to the future of the arts? How will the rapidly changing economic and social climate affect the corporate commitment to giving? Are government matching grant programs effective in leveraging "new" money from the private sector? How do private foundations set policy agendas and make decisions? Judith H. Balfe of C.U.N.Y., Pat Clubb of the Texas Commission on the Arts, Michael Useem of Boston University, and J. Mark Davidson Schuster of M.I.T. analyze this crucial subject with uncanny insight and unusual clarity. For anyone responsible for the future of arts institutions, this book is indispensable reading.
Local note	Little-288048--305130049822.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographies.
LCCN	88027289
ISBN	0915400766 (paperback) :
ISBN	9780915400768 (paperback)

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