ARTS AND THE MEDIA: A Strategic Complaint.(Excerpt)
American Theatre, September, 2001 by RICH, FRANK
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AMERICA'S MEGA-MEDIA ESTABLISHMENT IS IGNORING THE ARTS, AND IT'S TIME FOR CULTURAL LEADERS TO RETALIATE Frank Rich, columnist and former chief theatre critic for the New York Times, delivered the 2001 Americans for the Arts--Nancy Hanks Lecture on Arts and Public Policy on March 19 at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
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This article is adapted from his address. THE EXPLOSION OF NONPROFIT ARTS INSTITUTIONS OVER THE past 30 years is mind-boggling. From relatively new cultural centers like San Jose to rejuvenated grande dames like Cleveland, ...
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