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Big spenders look for smart philanthropy

Top donors are every bit as engaged in the arts as creators and have their own philosophies and priorities.
19 Jun 2013 12:00
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Philanthropists don’t just give money they also advocate for the arts, providing an understanding of the sector that they say is often lacking in government arts policy.

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