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After some political wrangling, the restrictive language was removed, and the NEA got $50 million. Some arts advocates championed the funding, noting it represented a third of the NEA's typical annual budget. But others found it lacking amid the severe recession.
In the $787 billion stimulus package, funding for the arts is a "drop in the bucket," says philanthropist Eli Broad, the founder of home builder KB Homes and financial titan SunAmerica, and a big art donor.
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- Companies:
- Americans for the Arts
- Baltimore Opera
- Brandeis University
- Chrysler LLC
- Detroit Opera
- General Motors Corp.
- Imagination Stage
- Indianapolis Museum of Art
- Johns Hopkins University
- Metropolitan Museum Of Art
- Milwaukee Shakespeare
- Minnesota Museum of American Art
- National Endowment for the Arts
- Rose Art Museum
- The Wall Street Journal
- Washington Performing Arts Society
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