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          CALL FOR PAPERS, PANELS, AND PRESENTATIONS
 
On October 14th, 15th and 16th, the Center for Art Research in
Boston will sponsor a National Symposium on Proposed Arts and
Humanities Policies for the National Information Infrastructure.
 
Participants will explore the impact of the Clinton Administration's
AGENDA FOR ACTION and proposed NII legislation on the future of the
arts and the humanities in 21st Century America.
 
The symposium will bring together government officials, academics,
artists, writers, representatives of arts and cultural institutions
and organizations, and other concerned individuals from many
disciplines and areas of interest to discuss specific issues of
policy which will effect the cultural life of *all* Americans during
the coming decades.
 
To participate, submit a 250-word abstract of your proposal for a
paper, panel-discussion or presentation, accompanied by a one-page
vitae, by March 15, 1994.
 
Special consideration will be given to those efforts that take a
critical perspective of the issues, and are concerned with
offering specific alternatives to current administration and
congressional agendas.
 
The proceedings of the symposium will be video-taped, and papers and
panels will be published on CD-ROM.  For further information, reply
to: [log in to unmask] via return e-mail.
 
Thank you,
 
 
Jay Jaroslav
 
NOTE: PLEASE FORWARD AND/OR RE-POST TO APPROPRIATE NEWSGROUPS AND
MAILING LISTS.
 
 
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Jay Jaroslav, Director                [log in to unmask]
CENTER FOR ART RESEARCH
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