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Creating Public Value Through State Arts Agencies

by Mark H. Moore

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At a time when public support of the arts faces a range of challenges, state arts agencies could use a framework to help them better serve the arts community and engage more people in the arts -- thereby elevating these agencies’ public value. This report by Mark Moore, a leading authority from Harvard on public management, offers state arts agency managers practical guidance on: measuring and communicating their agencies’ public value; cultivating support from policymakers, the arts community and the public; and determining what goals are realistically within their reach.
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