곽채기

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 1-25, 1999

김정완

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 41-50, 1999

김태호

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 51-77, 1999

박영미 , 양지훈

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 79-93, 1999

박혜자 Hae Ja Park

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 95-104, 1999

The restriction of government support on arts has brought the development of various funding sources in U.S.A This paper is that the change in public funding organizations and structures affects the character of non-profit arts. It is important to understand what the governmental intention on culture and arts is in the absence of specific and stated culture policy in U.S.A. The recent change in funding structure is that reduction of federal support affects the decline of state appropriation on art which has contributed to bring decentralization trend. However, private patronage is increasing while public funding is declining. As a rule private patronage is less supportive of innovation and not all supportive of pluralism, diversity, participation, or excellence outside of established artistic disciplines.

서순복

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 105-117, 1999

양승주

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 119-131, 1999

오재일

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 133-148, 1999

이용연

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 149-164, 1999

전정환

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 165-184, 1999

정유철

DOI: Vol.6(No.0) 185-203, 1999