Obama's Agenda for the Arts and Humanities: Stimulating the Cultural Economy
Matthew Tiews, Associate Director, Stanford Humanities CenterRalph Lewin, Executive Director, California Council for the HumanitiesJosie Talamantez, Director of Grants, California Arts CouncilKary Schulman, Director, Grants for the Arts, City of San FranciscoRepresentative of the National Endowment for the Arts TBA
Will this recession leave the arts and the humanities poorer, or perhaps richer? Representatives of the National Endowment for the Arts, the White House, the California Arts Council, the California Council for the Humanities and the Stanford Humanities Center will discuss the ways and means the federal government intends to use to stimulate culture in a down economy.
MLF: The Arts/HumanitiesLocation: SF Club OfficeTime: 5:30 p.m. reception/performance, 6 p.m. program   Cost: MEMBERS FREE, $15 non-members       Program Organizer: George HammondAlso know: Presenting sponsor: Wells Fargo Bank. Image by K. Peirce

 
Obama's Agenda for the Arts & Humanities

Will this recession leave the arts and the humanities poorer, or perhaps richer? Representatives of the National Endowment for the Arts, the White House, the California Arts Council, the California Council for the Humanities and the Stanford Humanities Center will discuss the ways and means the federal government intends to use to stimulate culture in a down economy.