Arts and Culture: Innovation and Creativity in Paradise

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Arts and Culture: Innovation and Creativity in Paradise

The City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture economic impact report Arts and Culture: Innovation and Creativity in Paradise outlines the economic and community impact of arts and cultural organizations in San Diego in 2010, highlighting the continued commitment of these organizations to creativity and community enhancement.  This marks the third consecutive year the Commission has created advocacy literature using data gathered from the California Cultural Data Project.

Read the full report on the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture Web site.

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