ARTS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN OTHER STATES
hoVermont
Rhode Island State Council on the Arts
Arts Wisconsin
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Humbert Humphrey Institute, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Paduca, Kentucky
South Bronx, New York
State of Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth
Boston, Massachusettes
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Washington D.C.
Salem, Massachusettes
Washington State Arts Commission
State of Michigan
State of Louisiana
Urban Institute and The Fund for Folk Culture 2003
Center for Applied Economic Research, Montana State University
Wisconsin Arts Board
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


This page was last updated: April 11, 2009
IN THE NEWS
November 5, 20008
Los Angeles Times ~ November 4, 20008
San Diego Union Tribune ~ October 29, 2008
Los Angeles Times ~ October 19, 20008
Politics of Culture KCRW Los Angeles ~ October 14, 20008
Portland Press Herald ~ October 2, 20008
Ventura County Star ~ September 30, 2008
Business Week ~ September 23, 2008
Otis College of Art & Design ~ September 2008
Santa Cruz Sentenal ~ June 21, 2007
Epoch Times ~ September 10, 2007
"The arts have always been a means to create, entertain and inspire. But now there is concrete proof that the arts are also a powerful economic engine - one that generates almost $170 million in LOCAL economic activity and supports nearly 4,000 full-time jobs."
-- Bruce W. Davis
Executive Director, Arts Council Silicon Valley
California Arts Advocate member
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