KnowraNational Endowment for the ArtsLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to National Endowment for the Arts, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 2Related 12Compared with 1Kennedy Center HonorsRelated: Its public role offers a useful comparison with the Honors’ symbolic recognition.American Film InstituteRelated: The Institute was established in 1967 with support from this newly created agency.National Medal of ArtsRelated: The agency administers the medal and recommends honorees to the president.American Theatre WingCompared with: It supports theater through public grants, unlike the Wing’s nonprofit programs and industry partnerships.Jazz at Lincoln CenterRelated: Public arts funding has supported projects and educational work associated with the organization.Amiri BarakaRelated: New Jersey’s 2002 appointment of Baraka as poet laureate triggered a dispute over public funding and his poetry.Arts fundingBroader topic: It exemplifies federal grantmaking for nonprofit arts organizations and projects.Isaac SternRelated: Stern served as an influential advocate for public support of the arts.Savion GloverRelated: Glover's career illustrates how tap artists have brought a historically rooted dance form into nationally recognized arts institutions.Smithsonian American Art MuseumRelated: Its national arts programs operate in a wider cultural ecosystem that includes Smithsonian museums.Robert JoffreyRelated: Public arts support helped sustain the touring and institutional infrastructure used by companies like Joffrey’s.Robert MapplethorpeRelated: Its grant support for a Mapplethorpe exhibition brought public funding into the controversy.Henry GeldzahlerRelated: Geldzahler later led the agency’s visual arts program.Piss ChristRelated: The agency’s grant to the exhibition connected the photograph to disputes over public funding.Roger L. StevensBroader topic: Stevens became its first chairman after its creation in 1965.