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In Museums' Fight For Survival, How Far Is Too Far?
"[A]s the recession affects both public and private funding sources, the economic pains are being felt across the museum world -- from the large institutions with sizable endowments and hefty ticket prices, to the small museums that scrape by on government funding. ... This funding crisis has led to some soul-searching about how far a museum may go to stay open." NPR 01/05/09
"[A]s the recession affects both public and private funding sources, the economic pains are being felt across the museum world -- from the large institutions with sizable endowments and hefty ticket prices, to the small museums that scrape by on government funding. ... This funding crisis has led to some soul-searching about how far a museum may go to stay open." NPR 01/05/09
Posted January 5, 2009 07:26 PM
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