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Ask any workers in the nonprofit arts sector — maybe after they have had a few drinks — and they will tell you that arts funding in this country is a mess. But there’s a large chunk of the budget — usually about 40 percent — that involves infrastructure costs like keeping the lights on and paying the staff salaries. Yet it’s this gap in funding, this 40 percent, that’s too often threatening small and midsize cultural institutions across the country right now. There is a better way to fund the arts in America. It requires a leap of faith and creative cultural and political organizing to achieve a change in mind-set.
Organizations: Toledo Museum of Art, Oakland Museum of California, Queens Museum Locations: America
This article is part of our Museums special section about how art institutions are reaching out to new artists and attracting new audiences. At the Queens Museum, they’re getting ready for a show. A gaggle of curatorial staffers gathers around an iPad on a worktable. “I’m so excited.”Although Ms. Nisenbaum is an accomplished artist — her works have been exhibited in the Tate Liverpool, and the Minneapolis Institute of Art, among others — this is a show that, at other institutions, might never have happened. Ms. Nisenbaum, a native of Mexico who now lives in New York, is an artist in residence at the Queens Museum.
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