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Arts Education Policy Review, January, 1999 by SCHIRALLI, MARTIN
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> Anyone who has seen the new Getty Center in its mountaintop setting overlooking Los Angeles will perceive in its magnificent iconography the commitment that the Getty Trust has made to deepening the influence of the fine arts on all aspects of contemporary culture. The subtly differentiated shades of beige limestone that cover architect Richard Meir's wholly functional work of art communicate values of beauty, integrity, and purpose; even cursory familiarity with the cultural and educational activities that are pursued in its galleries and offices will demonstrate most clearly that ...
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