Arts Council Foundation minutes, October 19, 1967-February 20, 1974.

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Arts Council Foundation minutes, October 19, 1967-February 20, 1974.

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The Illinois Arts Council Foundation was incorporated as not-for=profit corporation to receive contributions from individuals and corporations to supplement federal and state funds allocated to Illinois Arts Council. Minutes concern nominations and elections of officers, bylaws, operating committees, funding resolutions, investment of foundation funds, approvals of expenditures and policies and procedures for fund raising. Also included are meeting notices and agendas, membership lists, program and audit reports and related correspondence and memoranda.

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Illinois Arts Council Foundation.

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The Illinois Arts Council was created by General Assembly in 1965 to survey and assess needs of arts throughout state; identify existing legislation, policies and programs which affect arts and evaluate their effectiveness; stimulate public understanding of importance of cultural institutions; promote encouraging atmosphere for creative artists in Illinois; encourage use of local resources to develop and support arts; and report to Governor and General Assembly biennially on its recommendations....

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In 1977 the Illinois Arts Council had the American Folklife Center assess and document the status of ethnic art traditions in more than twenty ethnic communities in Chicago. From the description of Illinois Arts Council records, 1977-1978. (Chicago History Museum). WorldCat record id: 709915925 The Illinois Arts Council was created by General Assembly in 1965 to survey and assess needs of arts throughout state; identify existing legislation, policies and programs which affec...