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Appendix F2004 Recipients of Support for DirectInternational Arts Exchange Over $100,000Rank Recipient Name # of Grants Amount in $1 Russian Arts Foundation 2004 Total 5 $983,0082 Asia Society, NY 2004 Total 6 $949,0003 WONDERS: The Memphis International Cultural Series 2004 Total 2 $900,0004 Sundance Institute 2004 Total 2 $830,0005 Blakemore Foundation 2004 Total 1 $500,0006 Zest for Life Foundation 2004 Total 1 $500,0007 Asia Foundation 2004 Total 1 $375,0008 CEC ArtsLink 2004 Total 10 $365,4009 China Institute in America 2004 Total 2 $360,00010 Van Cliburn Foundation 2004 Total 2 $350,00011 University of Chicago 2004 Total 3 $311,00012 New York University 2004 Total 1 $300,00013 American Institute of Indian Studies 2004 Total 1 $255,00014 Institute of International Education 2004 Total 1 $250,00015 Aid to Artisans 2004 Total 3 $245,00016 Asian Cultural Council 2004 Total 2 $225,00017 Cornell University 2004 Total 2 $216,00018 Finnish Cultural Institute in New York 2004 Total 1 $214,00019 American Council of Learned Societies 2004 Total 1 $200,00020 French American Cultural Exchange 2004 Total 5 $200,00021 Medici Archive Project 2004 Total 1 $197,00022 Bard College 2004 Total 2 $195,00023 ARTstor 2004 Total 1 $171,00024 Wesleyan University 2004 Total 1 $166,00025 18th Street Arts Complex 2004 Total 2 $160,00026 Foundation for French Museum 2004 Total 1 $150,00027 French Institute Alliance Francaise 2004 Total 2 $150,00028 New Haven International Festival of Arts and Ideas 2004 Total 2 $150,00029 U.S.-Mexico Foundation for Culture 2004 Total 2 $145,00030 Arts International 2004 Total 2 $134,00031 Metropolitan Museum of Art 2004 Total 3 $122,00032 Smithsonian Institution 2004 Total 2 $121,000November 200972
Appendix F2005 Recipients of Support for DirectInternational Arts Exchange Over $100,000Rank Recipient Name # of Grants Amount in $1 Asia Society, NY 2005 Total 4 $1,250,0002 Blakemore Foundation 2005 Total 1 $1,000,0003 National Gallery of Art 2005 Total 1 $1,000,0004 Sundance Institute 2005 Total 2 $1,000,0005 WONDERS: The Memphis International Cultural Series 2005 Total 1 $875,0006 Russian Arts Foundation 2005 Total 5 $831,3507 Lower Manhattan Cultural Council 2005 Total 4 $657,4148 Vermont Studio Center 2005 Total 2 $550,0009 Foundation for French Museum 2005 Total 2 $450,00010 Asian Cultural Council 2005 Total 1 $400,00011 Center for International Theater Development 2005 Total 3 $395,00012 CEC ArtsLink 2005 Total 7 $309,30013 Amrita Performing Arts 2005 Total 1 $231,00014 World Culture Forum Corporation 2005 Total 1 $200,00015 Bard College 2005 Total 3 $198,70016 New Haven International Festival of Arts and Ideas 2005 Total 3 $185,00017 Miami Light Project 2005 Total 2 $177,00018 FotoFest 2005 Total 2 $175,00019 Lower East Side Tenement Museum 2005 Total 1 $150,00020 Metropolitan Museum of Art 2005 Total 3 $146,35521 French American Cultural Exchange 2005 Total 3 $140,00022 Foundation for a Civil Society 2005 Total 1 $135,50023 French Institute Alliance Francaise 2005 Total 2 $125,00024 New York City Opera 2005 Total 1 $120,00025 Japan Society 2005 Total 3 $115,000November 200973
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Promoting Public and Private Reinve
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Table of ContentsPageI. Introductio
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“The artsare what we find againwh
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While the federal government has pr
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AcknowledgementsThis publication ha
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Making the Case for Cultural Exchan
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While there have been relatively fe
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Trends in U.S. Public Support for A
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September 11, 2001, the world‘s p
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Creation of Public-Private Partners
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Public Diplomacy and American Embas
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of 1948. This legislation establish
Page 27 and 28: Key Uses of U.S. Strategic Communic
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Page 31 and 32: Absence of a Reporting Relationship
Page 33 and 34: Models of Cultural DiplomacyForeign
Page 35 and 36: (24.1%), Middle East (21.3%), Asia
Page 37 and 38: 2. Collaborating with foundation ex
Page 39 and 40: Few Foundations Provide Meaningful
Page 41 and 42: Disinvestment in the Field Over Tim
Page 43 and 44: Disciplinary Distribution: Foundati
Page 45 and 46: Size of Recipients: Larger and More
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Page 49 and 50: Opportunities for Private Sector In
Page 51 and 52: 3. Members of each consortium would
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Page 55 and 56: Appendix Apreferences of others ―
Page 57 and 58: Appendix Bsupport of direct interna
Page 59 and 60: Research ChallengesAppendix CBackgr
Page 61 and 62: Selected Large U.S. Performing Arts
Page 63 and 64: Appendix DMeeting on Cultural Excha
Page 65 and 66: Foundation Grantmaking Classificati
Page 67 and 68: Appendix FA Snapshot of Giving forD
Page 69 and 70: Appendix FRank by $Million Dollar F
Page 71 and 72: Appendix F2004 Foundation Supporter
Page 77: Appendix F2003 Recipients of Suppor
Page 81 and 82: Appendix F2007 Recipients of Suppor
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Page 85 and 86: 2003ContinuedAppendix GLegislation
Page 87 and 88: 2005ContinuedAppendix GLegislation
Page 89 and 90: 2007ContinuedAppendix GNovember - C
Page 91 and 92: 2009ContinuedAppendix GPhilip Seib
Page 93 and 94: Appendix HAdrian EllisExecutive Dir
Page 95 and 96: Appendix HStanley PlesentFormer Gen
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