Real Estate/Development
Nov. 11, 2003
Public Art Can Be Fleeting
BY LAURA COLEMAN CREJ Staff Writer W ith developers increasingly opting to turn their 1 percent-for-the-arts funding requirement toward so-called soft art, Shakespeare Festival Los Angeles finds itself in fortune's lusty path.
BY LAURA COLEMAN
CREJ Staff Writer
W ith developers increasingly opting to turn their 1 percent-for-the-arts funding requirement toward so-called soft art, Shakespeare Festival Los Angeles finds itself in fortune's lusty path.
Today, 50 percent of the art produced through Los Angeles' 1991 ordinance is soft art, according to Felicia Filer, director of public...
CREJ Staff Writer
W ith developers increasingly opting to turn their 1 percent-for-the-arts funding requirement toward so-called soft art, Shakespeare Festival Los Angeles finds itself in fortune's lusty path.
Today, 50 percent of the art produced through Los Angeles' 1991 ordinance is soft art, according to Felicia Filer, director of public...
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