The national arts education landscape: past, present, and future.
Arts Education Policy Review, July, 1995 by Herbert, Doug
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The "national arts education landscape" was the subject of a session at the 1993 convention of the National Assembly of Local Arts Agencies (NALAA). Robert Lynch, president and CEO of NALAA, began the session at an easel, drawing circles, triangles, squares, and some shapes that would not pass for geometry but might as art.
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These shapes were connected by solid lines, dotted lines, curves, and squiggles. They represented the myriad of organizations, coalitions, consortia, and other such descriptions of players on the national arts education scene. Confusing terrain, to say ...
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