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From economic value to audiences to placemaking, our updated Useful Facts indexes a host of new facts demonstrating the impact and value of arts, heritage and creative industries. https://lnkd.in/gyt9D8G

In the History of SA, Art is Life edition, https://lnkd.in/g79x3Cm8

**NEW REPORT** The National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA) serves on the Grantmakers in the Arts board and is introducing this report that is the culmination of more than 18 months of dialogue with Indigenous artists, elders, culture bearers, tribal liaisons, leaders of Native organizations, and individuals working inside the tribal relations offices of U.S. state and federal government agencies. All artists face challenges, but Indigenous artists face extra hurdles from the effects of fraud and cultural appropriation. Support to Native organizations and artists represents only about 0.4% of state arts agency grant funding, and many tribes are not aware that state arts agencies even exist. Read the full report here: https://bit.ly/4d879XA

Nataliia Tkachenko, an art consultant and founder of Spilne Art, as well as an online course participant at Sotheby’s Institute, is dedicated to bringing contemporary Ukrainian art to the global stage. With a focus on curating both private and public collections and fostering a conscious art community, Nataliia Tkachenko and her team have been instrumental in bridging the gap between Ukrainian artists and international audiences. In 2023, Spilne Art achieved a milestone by publishing the first comprehensive research on the Ukrainian art market—a groundbreaking effort that laid the foundation for understanding the country’s vibrant art ecosystem. Tap here to read about the report and Natalia’s key Ukrainian artists to watch: https://lnkd.in/eYeCYhiN

Why is June 19 known as, “Juneteenth”? Learn more about Juneteenth and other holidays, including Emancipation Day and Decoration Day, in this short video with Dr. Ramon Jackson, the museum's Curator of African American Culture and History.

Does artistic liberation for diasporic communities depend on becoming untethered from whiteness? Hear some insights from gallerist, curator, and producer Rajiv Menon as we shared a broad conversation about his ongoing work, about intentionally integrating art into our everyday experiences, and how he hopes art can offer a continued interrogation of our relationship to ourselves and our culture. Full chat (along with many others on "TRUST ME I KNOW WHAT I'm DOING") is here: https://lnkd.in/gRzuUrd9

Have you had the experience of reading something when a word, a name, or a concept piques your curiosity and sets you off on a research quest? This often happens for Collections Management Specialist Nancy Anderson when she's working with human history collections at the Museum, and regularly inspires her inner ‘Nancy Drew’! Read her blog, "Where in the World is Karnac, MB?" to learn about one of her latest quests: https://ow.ly/eTGX50Ul4GG

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Andrew Ellis Chief Executive of Art UK discusses how we put an economic value on Art UK when it is a free-to-access digital service? Read the article based on the newly released study by Matthew Bezzano at Department for Culture, Media and Sport and Creative PEC’s Professor Hasan Bakhshi and Dr Rodrigo Michel. https://buff.ly/4gEIr3q