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What have we learned from history? A musing on arts policies and practices in the public sector, clichés included

Uncategorized Posted: May 14, 2019 7:59 pm

Hilary Amnah: “While working in the public sector for much of my arts administration career, I have been complicit in adhering to largely inequitable practices — especially when it comes to grant funding. And while my fellow public sector arts administrators and I get excited by moving the needle — even just a little — to make our policies and practices more equitable, we’re still not addressing the core structures that created these inequities in the first place. We focus our attention on moving the needle within these structures, but hasn’t history shown us that these structures don’t (and won’t) work to get us to a more equitable reality?” – Americans for the Arts

Uncategorized Published: 05.10.19, sj1

Read the story in Americans for the Arts Published: 05.10.19, sj1

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