Network for Culture & Arts Policy

Network for Culture & Arts Policy We advance organizations and individuals invested in social-minded enterprises, cultural engagement, With operations in New York City, Washington D.C.

and Denver, NCAP conducts original research and provides cross-disciplinary strategic consulting, planning and implementation services. Our NCAP team takes on this enterprise through adherence to best practices and proven methodology, while remaining unafraid to solve problems in fresh, new ways. As cultural enthusiasts and data scientists, we take pride in providing to our collaborators expert re

search and consulting services that account for not only how all the data points connect to produce potent facts and findings, but also reveal the powerful social, cultural and economic forces which shape the people and places of our interwoven lives.

Just like listening to classical music while studying, playing an instrument as a child can have a positive impact on th...
08/30/2022

Just like listening to classical music while studying, playing an instrument as a child can have a positive impact on the brain later in life.

https://bit.ly/3ACjFx9

Have you been back to a live show? If not, why?
08/22/2022

Have you been back to a live show? If not, why?

Attendance lagged in the comeback season, as the challenges posed by the coronavirus persisted. Presenters hope it was just a blip.

“If the arts industry starts valuing the art, that will ripple out and impact the way people donate and the way corporat...
07/07/2022

“If the arts industry starts valuing the art, that will ripple out and impact the way people donate and the way corporations and foundations give support. If we stop thinking of resources as scarce, maybe they finally won’t be.”
https://nyti.ms/3NMEdaV

NCAP is proud to share the news that we've been selected as the consulting group to develop the Cultural Arts Plan for t...
05/23/2022

NCAP is proud to share the news that we've been selected as the consulting group to develop the Cultural Arts Plan for the City of Fresno.
https://bit.ly/3aiFhW6

Covid and inflation continue to plague performing arts venues. The uncertainty is troublesome. How do we overcome it?
05/13/2022

Covid and inflation continue to plague performing arts venues. The uncertainty is troublesome. How do we overcome it?

After nearly two years of pandemic closures, live theater has returned. But attendance is down, operational costs are soaring, and leaders are worried.

Artists can help us emerge and heal from the global pandemic — but first, we have to create more systems that support th...
03/29/2022

Artists can help us emerge and heal from the global pandemic — but first, we have to create more systems that support them and their work via

Artists can help us emerge and heal from the global pandemic — but first we have to create more systems that support them and their work.

A great read for how museums and artists are responding to the Ukraine invasion.
03/16/2022

A great read for how museums and artists are responding to the Ukraine invasion.

New York’s Guggenheim Museum and the Royal Academy of Arts in London are among the institutions distancing themselves from Russian benefactors.

Could not agree with this more. Great column by Arthur Brooks for The Atlantic. Arts should be a part of our daily lives...
01/27/2022

Could not agree with this more. Great column by Arthur Brooks for The Atlantic. Arts should be a part of our daily lives and accessible to all. https://bit.ly/3r3Ozv2

As we embark on another New Year, here's to brighter days ahead and a renewed outlook on all that is to come.
01/03/2022

As we embark on another New Year, here's to brighter days ahead and a renewed outlook on all that is to come.

From all of us at NCAP,  Happy Holidays to you and yours.
12/24/2021

From all of us at NCAP, Happy Holidays to you and yours.

Honoring our Veteran's today and every day.
11/11/2021

Honoring our Veteran's today and every day.

First published in 2015, this The American Theatre article is incredibly relevant for today and how regional theatres ar...
10/12/2021

First published in 2015, this The American Theatre article is incredibly relevant for today and how regional theatres are a vital component for creating access to the art form.

The American theatre as we know it didn’t just evolve organically, inevitably; it was conjured by visionaries who dreamt of a national theatre outside New York, then built it.

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