Arts Advocacy Day 2011: Kevin Spacey
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Uploaded on Apr 6, 2011
Kevin Spacey, Academy Award®-winning actor and Artistic Director of the Old Vic Theatre, speaks at the Congressional Arts Kick Off . The Congressional Arts Kick Off marks the official start of the Arts Advocacy Day events on Capitol Hill.
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All Comments (7)
Anne Neylon 4 months ago
One of the most beautiful gifts in the world is the gift of encouragement. When someone encourages you, that person helps you over a threshold you might otherwise never have crossed on your own.
John O'Donohue
Eternal Echoes: Celtic Reflections on Our Yearning to Belong.
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Rebecca Poitras 5 months ago
Art as cultural export. Great argument, Spacey. And, it's the TRUTH!
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zoe2020 2 years ago
Arts are not just a frivolous excess. The arts break down barriers, borders, and uplift the world. The arts are our most extraordinary export. The arts inspire. The arts make science and math more understandable. The arts bring countries together to better understand each other.
Bravo Kevin Spacey! Bravo!!
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fraidykat 2 years ago
We must find a way to fund the arts in such a way that the Federal government may never have to make these decisions again; the National Endowment must recieve it's funds directly from successful media (the movie industry, the music industry), instead of being leveraged through Congress. How we make that happen will have to be figured out by people smarter than myself. Triggerstreet is a good beginning. The voluntary tithing process used by the LDS church is a feasibly usable process.
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mtjtrumpet 2 years ago
Bravo!!!!!!!
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Miguelito De Santos 2 years ago
Please help the Los Angeles Unified School Districts Arts Branch!
The first Ten-Year Arts Education Plan has been funded entirely through general funds, with the Board of Education fully supporting arts as central to student learning. In the current budget crisis the Board is considering a painful cut of 50% of of the elementary arts faculty, approximately 160 highly qualified itinerant dance, music, theatre and visual arts teachers.
Thank you!
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