Author: Kersting, Carl
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
Since all gifts, from all sources, in the last analysis require the interest and action of an individual or a group of individuals, let us consider some of the favorable factors relating to individuals in the arts fund-raising program.
Categories: Fundraising
Author: Gingrich, Arnold
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Periodical (article)
The author discusses the public relations aspects of business supporting the arts.
Categories: Private Sector
Author: Jagels, Charles H.
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
Atlanta offers a very special situation brought about by its current explosive growth in population. This growth reflects itself in greater business activity, greater demands for services such as expressways, shopping centers, and rapid transit, as…
Categories: Cultural Facilities
Author: Rockefeller, Nelson A.
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
It is a very special honor to represent New York State at this conference, for in just five years, New York has become the senior member of a growing movement to involve state government in the arts. The strength of this movement is dramatized by…
Categories: Funding
Author: Rosenbaum, Samuel R.
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
It is true that the area of our effusions has been strictly limited this morning by the management. I would love to talk to you about some of the things that I have been enjoined not to mention; for instance, federal government aid for the arts.…
Categories: Fundraising
Author: Leinsdorf, Erich
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
Most of you remember how Mr. Wirtz's predecessor, now associate justice of the Supreme Court, the Honorable Arthur Goldberg, was asked by President Kennedy in 1961 to arbitrate a grave problem in the music world - the disagreement between orchestra…
Categories: Funding
Author: Schubart, Mark
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
I come from an art center in New York some of you may have heard of - Lincoln Center. Occasionally it gets its name in the papers, and often, unfortunately, when there is controversy. When one is engaged in building a project the size of Lincoln…
Categories: Participation
Author: Morse, Carol
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
I think the name of Young Audiences is probably familiar to most of you as we started about fifteen years ago. It was the dream of two women - Mrs. Carolyn A. Perera and Mrs. Rosalie J. Leventritt - to bring music of fine quality by top-flighty…
Categories: Participation
Author: Stevens, Rise
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
I would like to begin by saying that it is common knowledge in the field of entertainment that everybody underestimates an audience. For the past twenty five years, I have been what you might call a traveling artist. I have sung over one thousand…
Categories: Participation
Author: Arts Council of America
Publication Year: 1964
Media Type: Report
Proceedings of the Eleventh National Conference of the Arts Councils of America, held in Washington, DC, June 16-19, 1965. The theme of the conference was The Arts: A Central Element of a Good Society. The speeches and panel discussion are published…
Categories: Professional Development, Community Development