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“Once a rural area hosts a population of artists, they can help the region attract non-artist residents who value the arts as an amenity, and they can engage all residents in relationship-building through cultural activity.” Take a look inside this piece from Createquity on the ways in which artists are working in their rural communities throughout America. Be sure to travel to the many resources mentioned in the post and comments.
Are you working in your rural community? What resources can you share for others doing this work?
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