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September-October 2009, Issue Number 262

IN THIS ISSUE

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Business Finding New Ways to Aid Arts
Dollar support may be hard to come by, but business, in addition to sponsorship dollars and funding, is finding other ways to help artists and cultural organizations. READ MORE...

Travel Industry Wooing Tourists with Arts
They’re hitting the high C’s on the high seas as top cruise lines are using classical music and high-level entertainment to attract travelers. Other facets of the travel industry as well are wooing the culturally-oriented traveler with special events and new attractions.

Plus: AM Briefs on Target, and the AM Round-up of Major Developments in the Arts.

STUDENT DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

from Alvin H. Reiss, editor

  • How can arts institutions best utilize social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter to ensure they are used tastefully and in concert with the
    organizational image?
  • How can arts groups best explore establishing new partnerships both within and out of the arts ? What guidelines should be established in advance to ensure equal benefits for all parties?
  • How should the arts industry work with the new White House liaison to the arts? re there specific areas of involvement that should be explored? Should there be a
    cabinet position for culture?
  • Have some arts groups gone too far in developing programs to attract new audiences? Could some of these activities tarnish their public image?


CHECKLIST

A selective memo on relevant reading including a few titles from places not on the beaten cultural path.