Michael Rushton
Michael Rushton teaches in the Arts Administration programs at Indiana University in Bloomington. An economist by training, he has published widely on such topics as public funding of the arts, copyright, nonprofit organizations and tax policy, and served as Co-Editor of the Journal of Cultural Economics.
Music and Wellness
Daniel Levitin has a short article in Wired on the future of music, therapy and well-being. I do not like it.
Preliminary: Levitin is James McGill Professor Emeritus of...
Music and Wellness
Daniel Levitin has a short article in Wired on the future of music, therapy and well-being. I do not like it.
Preliminary: Levitin is James McGill Professor Emeritus of...
The fate of the NEA in the coming administration
On NPR this morning is a short piece pondering the fates of the NEA and NEH under the second Trump administration. It is optimistic,...
A dialogue on the nature of arts participation
When I was a child we had some really old Peanuts paperbacks, now long lost, and for reasons unknown – some spirit knew I...
Vibrant (sic)
In the 90s I lived in Regina, Saskatchewan. When I moved there I had never been before, but I had been looking for work,...