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WE BELIEVE THAT ARTS AND CULTURE ARE BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS AND POWERFUL TOOLS FOR BUILDING A WHOLE AND HEALTHY SOCIETY.

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Join The Movement

Join us in our mission to champion the arts, fortify jobs, and amplify the cultural heartbeat of our nation. Together, let’s shape a future where the arts not only thrive but continue to enrich the lives of generations to come.

Ideas

Art in the White House: a Presidential Candidate Questionnaire

Dear Esteemed Candidates for president, Congratulations on securing the delegate support for your Presidential races and for earning the privilege to ask all Americans for their votes; now let's talk about art in the White House.  As you catapult through the remaining...

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The economic impact of the arts on the US economy in 2022

4A ARTS WILL WORK TO DEMOCRATIZE, CATALYZE, AND PRIORITIZE ARTS AND CULTURE IN AMERICA.

Democratize

Democratize

Advance knowledge about the role of arts and culture in American society and remove barriers to arts and culture participation.

CATALYZE

CATALYZE

Ignite citizen action to mobilize around and engage with arts and culture.

PRIORITIZE

PRIORITIZE

Champion greater investment in the creative economy at all levels of government.

Unleash Your Voice for the Arts!

Join the movement and make a difference by taking the 4A Arts Survey today! Your insights are the brushstrokes that shape the canvas of our cultural landscape. By sharing your thoughts, you empower us to advocate for a richer, more vibrant future for American arts and culture.

What We're Reading

Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together (With Art)

 Here at 4A Arts, we frequently emphasize the way art strengthens communities. It creates ties that bind, helps people push past vulnerabilities, cures loneliness, helps us demonstrate self-expression, dismantles facades, and (some might say most importantly)...

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“Democratizing Art” with Bianca Bosker

In this episode, Gavin chats with New York Times bestselling author of “Cork Dork,” Bianca Bosker, whose most recent book, “Get the Picture” is a deep dive into various aspects of the visual arts industry.
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