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Library Photo of the Month–May 2015
This month’s library photos of the month are of the Nashville (TN) Public Library. The above is an interior shot. Isn’t it pretty? I was impressed with this signage in the Gallery, a space for displaying public art.
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Tagged Art, Arts, Library Photo of the Month, Nashville, Nashville Public Library, Public libraries, Visual arts
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The Arts in Libraries
To me, libraries, perhaps especially public libraries, are natural spaces for the arts, and it is natural for libraries to partner with artists, whether performing or visual artists. This article (Huffington Post) showcases 5 ways libraries cultivate community art. Perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in Library in Community, Library Partnerships, Library Programs, Services
Tagged Arts, Music, Performing arts, Visual arts
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A Case for Taxpayer Support of the Arts
Here is an excellent piece on a case for taxpayer support of the arts. A prevailing viewpoint is that public funds should be dedicated primarily to costs related to the maintenance and improvement of a region’s infrastructure – roads, bridges, … Continue reading
