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July 03, 2008

Give and Take: Promoting the Arts

A contest is under way to spur creative ideas for promoting the arts, reports a new post in Give and Take, The Chronicle’s summary of the best blogs about the nonprofit world.

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1. A National Monument to the visionaries who lead and inspire others to action is a fitting way to promote the Arts and Culture in North East Ohio.
   Cleveland, Ohio has a strong ethnic history and it needs to encourage its diversity in a positive manner.
   The giant Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) at the Cleveland Great Lakes Science Center being proposed by the Greater Cleveland German Community to be turned into a national monument to American Cultural Ambassadors David and Renate Jakupca, Directors of the US Network for EXPO2000. The US Network for EXPO2000, a project of the International Center for Environmental Arts (ICEA) was America’s principle participation in the Worlds Fair, held in Hannover, Germany.
   “We are proud of the way our engineers have successfully
   realized this new eco technology from EXPO2000 into Cleveland’s infrastructure” – Kurt Armstrong, OhioGABA’s External Affairs VP stated.
   “In a symbolic gesture, the aim of the EXPO2000 WTG monument is to provide Cleveland with a worthwhile and a unifying part of the growing global movement in iceality, ecotourism and sustainability.”

   — Berverly Miko    Jul 3, 10:43 PM    #

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