NEA Chairman Jane Chu will step down in June
"National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Jane Chu said in a statement that she will resign June 4, after four years at the head of the federal arts agency....'The National Endowment for the Arts is doing effective and meaningful work to help the arts thrive and connect to individuals and in communities large and small, densely populated, rural, and remote in all 50 states, U.S. territories, and in every Congressional District,' Chu said."
"the NEA enjoys bipartisan support from Congress, which passed a spending bill — that Trump signed last month — increasing its annual funding to $152 million."
"Chu has been tireless in showcasing the broad influence of the arts. 'In my travels to 200 communities in all 50 states — making more than 400 site visits — I have talked with visual artists, musicians, dancers, actors, and writers who are powerfully creating America’s culture,' she said."
"National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Jane Chu said in a statement that she will resign June 4, after four years at the head of the federal arts agency....'The National Endowment for the Arts is doing effective and meaningful work to help the arts thrive and connect to individuals and in communities large and small, densely populated, rural, and remote in all 50 states, U.S. territories, and in every Congressional District,' Chu said."
"the NEA enjoys bipartisan support from Congress, which passed a spending bill — that Trump signed last month — increasing its annual funding to $152 million."
"Chu has been tireless in showcasing the broad influence of the arts. 'In my travels to 200 communities in all 50 states — making more than 400 site visits — I have talked with visual artists, musicians, dancers, actors, and writers who are powerfully creating America’s culture,' she said."
