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"A magnificent and timely account of how cultural institutions grapple with engaging their audience. Brimming with ideas and data and beautifully written, this book is perfect for students, practitioners, and researchers.--David Halle ""professor of sociology, University of California Los Angeles"" The efforts of nonprofit arts organizations to diversify the arts are, again, one of the most important topics of contemporary nonprofit and cultural policy research. Grams and Farrell's Entering Cultural Communities is the first book to approach many different aspects of diversifying the arts, and they do so capably and thoroughly with a wonderful set of data. Every researcher, policy maker, and practitioner in or involved with the nonprofit arts should read their book.-- ""Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly"""

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Diane Grams, a sociologist and former museum director, directed this project through the Cultural Policy Center at The University of Chicago. Betty Farrell, associate director of the M.A. Program in Social Sciences and senior lecturer at The University of Chicago, works on the sociology of culture.

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