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Click here to download the full report. The Artful Manager: The Arts Ripple Effect by Andrew Taylor “The folks at the Fine Arts Fund in Cincinnati were clearly getting tired of the standard public conversation about arts and culture, particularly as it relates to the public responsibility to support the arts. So, they decided to look deeply, listen deeply, and reframe the way they were going to talk about it. Better yet, they decided to share that process with the world through their new report….” Real Clear Arts: What The Country Needs Is A New Message About The Arts by Judith H. Dobrzynski “One thing I like about it is the idea that this problem requires new thinking, based on evidence, and that the report emphasizes that it recommends not a new slogan or image, but a new orientation toward communicating the value of the arts. How thoughtful.” createquity: On Vision, Ripples, Expression, and the Mysterious Other by Ian David Moss “What I like about the Arts Ripple Effect study from the Fine Arts Fund, then, is that it’s not just an opinion piece about how better to reframe the arts: it’s the product of a gigantic meta-conversation with hundreds of Cincinnati-area residents, many of whom, importantly, have no meaningful interaction with nonprofit arts organizations.” Arts Admin: Framing and arts advocacy by Michael Rushton Geniocity: Can arts and culture make waves with 'Ripple Effect'? by Carolyn Jack Coaccession: Funding the arts and sciences by Dr. Mark by Ian David Moss KC Stage blog: Arts ripple effect Sage Nonprofit Solutions: New study demonstrates need for arts support Theatre Communications Group: Management and Research For additional information please contact:
The Fine Arts Fund
Margy Waller
Vice President, Arts & Culture Partnership
513.632.0131
MWaller@FineArtsFund.org
