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Percent for Art - Radiance by Jim Sanborn - LSU Baton Rouge Campus Opening of Tradition Innovation Exhibit at the LASM in Baton Rouge Sculptural Seating at LSU Residential College - Percent for Art Program Poetry Out Loud 2011 - Louisiana State Finalist David Douglas Contemporary Arts Center - New Orleans, LA Capitol Annex Mural by Conrad Albrizio
Shreveport Opera - Elixir of Love Claiborne Building Sculpture by Kalish in Baton Rouge, LA Percent for Art Installation - LaSalle Building Facade Dancers at Hindu Samaj in Baton Rouge Mexican Community Tradition - Filling Pinatas Quilt Database - quilt by Ese Eppinger - Whig's Defeat David Egan performs at the Governors Arts Awards Vietnamese Traditional Dragon Dance Les Musicians - State Art Collection Sculpture by Al Lavergne Children's Canvases Created at Jazz Fest - a project with YAYA Artists SUNKEN at Southern Rep Theatre - New Orleans, LA Swapping Stories - Folklife Stories from Louisiana Stained Glass Windows by Sam Corso - Claiborne Bldg Baton Rouge Percent for Art Installation by Steve Kline at Southeastern University - Hammond, LA Nagase Central Stone Sculpture Installation - LSU Residential College - Baton Rouge, LA State Art Collection - Sculpture by Lin Emery Percent for Art Installation - LaSalle Building by Gardner Alexandria Museum of Art - Alexandria, LA
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This June, Americans for the Arts released the new <a href='http://www.artsusa.org/information_services/research/services/economic_impact/default.asp' target='_blank'>Arts & Economic Prosperity IV (AEP IV)</a> study demonstrating that the nonprofit arts and culture industry generates $135.2 billion in economic activity and supports 4.13 million jobs in the United States! These powerful findings from the largest and most comprehensive arts impact study ever conducted can help you showcase the economic power of the arts in your community and help you leverage more support.<br><br>Visit the <a href='http://www.artsusa.org/information_services/research/services/economic_impact/default.asp' target='_blank'>AEP IV</a> website to find information about the study and discover a number of related tools and resources that use this powerful new economic impact data. This June, Americans for the Arts released the new Arts & Economic Prosperity IV (AEP IV) study demonstrating that the nonprofit arts and culture industry generates $135.2 billion in economic activity and supports 4.13 million jobs in the United States! These powerful findings from the largest and most comprehensive arts impact study ever conducted can help you showcase the economic power of the arts in your community and help you leverage more support.

Visit the AEP IV website to find information about the study and discover a number of related tools and resources that use this powerful new economic impact data.
The National Governors Association (NGA) announced the release of New Engines of Growth: Five Roles for Arts, Culture and Design. The report, prepared in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, focuses on the role that arts, culture, and design can play in assisting states as they seek to create jobs, boost their economies and, over time, transition to an innovation-based economy. Specifically, the report identifies five ways in which arts, culture and design can assist states with economic growth by:<ol><li>Providing a fast-growth, dynamic industry cluster;</li><li>Helping mature industries become more competitive;</li><li>Providing critical ingredients for innovative places;</li><li>Catalyzing community revitalization;</li><li>Delivering a better-prepared workforce.</ul>To review the report <a href='http://www.nga.org/files/live/sites/NGA/files/pdf/1204NEWENGINESOFGROWTH.PDF' target='_blank'>click here.</a> The National Governors Association (NGA) announced the release of New Engines of Growth: Five Roles for Arts, Culture and Design. The report, prepared in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, focuses on the role that arts, culture, and design can play in assisting states as they seek to create jobs, boost their economies and, over time, transition to an innovation-based economy. Specifically, the report identifies five ways in which arts, culture and design can assist states with economic growth by:
  1. Providing a fast-growth, dynamic industry cluster;
  2. Helping mature industries become more competitive;
  3. Providing critical ingredients for innovative places;
  4. Catalyzing community revitalization;
  5. Delivering a better-prepared workforce.To review the report click here.
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