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AP®︎/College Art History

Course: AP®︎/College Art History > Unit 1

Lesson 8: Current issues in art history

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Should Art Be Publicly Funded?

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Yabusame
Posted 3 years ago. Direct link to Yabusame's post “At 1:29, who is the only ...”
At
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, who is the only woman who appears in the right side of the photograph depicting Lyndon B. Johnson's speech?
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rdeyke
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Wouldn't crowdfunding be a viable alternative to government funding and funding by rich patrons?
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- David Alexander
  Posted a year ago. Direct link to David Alexander's post “Yes, it is an alternative...”
  Yes, it is an alternative funding source. Croudfunding offers the possibility of "not-rich" patrons.
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