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NCAR Study: The Financial Health of Arts Organizations in the U.S. (INFOGRAPHIC)

Mar, 12 2018 / In
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 / by millerja

Do arts organizations bring in enough money to cover expenses? Based on our comprehensive arts data, there were sharp downward trends.

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