It is important for arts advocates to work together for common goals in the arts, to band together just as big business and financial institutions do, to forward our own agenda. But it is just as important to be able to look in the mirror and examine each and every asset that we have no matter how small and insignificant it may seem, before we look outward to ask for something that we can accomplish ourselves with some sweat equity.
Using what we already have.
November 19th, 2008 martha cinader mims · No Comments
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State of the Arts in the New Economy
October 22nd, 2008 martha cinader mims · No Comments
Now is the time to advocate for a different perspective on what is important to us and future generations. Don’t allow the Arts to continue to be looked upon as charities, when in reality artistic activity can lead the way to economic prosperity.
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Communication and Concentration of Creative Construction
September 3rd, 2008 martha cinader mims · No Comments
This system that we were all born into here in America dictates that if you are ambitious about producing and presenting big arts projects you will have to go out with your hat out and ask people, companies, corporations and governments for money, because your work will not have any dollar value on its own. It’s time to get away from all that and find a different way to manifest what must be expressed.
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The Decision to Create
February 7th, 2008 martha cinader mims · No Comments
We are at a crossroads here in Vallejo. While our city council deliberates whether to declare bankruptcy, or not, I can tell you one thing for certain, the state of the arts remains in the hands of the people who create. Whether we are in an official bankrupt state or not, the arts are never [...]
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