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Arts advocates are used to having trouble getting attention. But today’s Arts Day at the Indiana State House is being double teamed by a downtown fire and the Big 10 tournament. (The fire already bumped my Fox 59 weekend A&E preview segment off the schedule today, which of course delivers a crushing blow to the arts.)
Still, the Indiana Coalition for the Arts is pushing for a big presence today–and more via e-mail–to push the value of public funding for the arts and arts education. More details here.
So what message do you think arts advocates should be sending? Or do you think, in tough economic times, that the arts should take a back seat to other priorities?
Your thoughts?
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