Engaging art: What counts?
Recently, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) released a report titled Reading at Risk based on a government-sponsored 2002 survey of arts participation. The report, discussed in the mainstream news and by countless pundits and Internet bloggers, found that fewer Americans today are reading po...
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