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Endnotes1. “The Rise of the Creative Class.” Richard Florida. NY: Basic Books. 2002.2. Ibid.3. “New England’s Creative Economy: The Non-Profit Sector.” 2002, by Gregory H. Wassall Ph.D.and Douglas DeNatale Ph.D., New England Foundation for the Arts, 2005.4. “Artists in the Workforce: 1990–2005.” National Endowment for the Arts. May 2008. Accessed 10 November 2009.5. “Understanding Cape Cod.” Cape Cod Foundation, June 2009.6. Culture Count: New England’s Cultural Database, New England Foundation for the Arts. Accessed 28 October 2009.7. Massachusetts Cultural Council. Accessed 28 October 2009.8. AHA New Bedford. Accessed 10 November2009.9. “Arts and Cultural Programming: A Leisure Perspective.” Gay Carpenter, Douglas EmersonBlandy.10. ArtistLink. Accessed 23 November 2009.11. “Understanding Cape Cod.” Cape Cod Foundation, June 2009.12. Ibid.13. “Advocacy to Agency: The Broward Center for the Performing Arts’ Emerging Model forSystems Management.” Nerenhausen, et al. CAN: International Journal of Arts Management,International Conference. 2005.14. “Understanding Cape Cod.” Cape Cod Foundation, June 2009.50Leveraging Cultural Assets A Practical Guide for Municipal Investment in Arts & Culture on Cape Cod
Photo CreditsCoverPage iPage 27Page 31Page 32Page 33Page 34Page 35Artist shanties, courtesy of the Town of Barnstable.Photo of way-finding signage on Pearl Street in downtown Hyannis, courtesy ofElizabeth Dillen.Flag outside a photography studio on Pearl Street in downtown Hyannis, courtesy ofElizabeth Dillen.Way-finding signage for Walkway to the Sea in downtown Hyannis, courtesy of theCape Cod Commission.TOP: Plan for artist shanties, by Kennen Landscape Architecture, courtesy of theTown of Barnstable.MIDDLE and BOTTOM: Artist shanties at Ocean Street, courtesy of the Town ofBarnstable.TOP: Artist shanty at Ocean Street, courtesy of the Town of Barnstable.MIDDLE: Performance stages in Aselton Park, courtesy of Elizabeth Dillen.BOTTOM: Way-finding signage in downtown Hyannis, courtesy of Elizabeth Dillen.TOP: Artist shanties in the evening at Ocean Street, courtesy of the Town ofBarnstable.BOTTOM: Carolers on the Walkway to the Sea, courtesy of the Town of Barnstable.Buoyed Coasts public art installation at Aselton Park, courtesy of Elizabeth Dillen.
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AcknowledgmentsPrepared by:Elizabet
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