29-07-2026 00:37 via artsjournal.com

Institutions reinventing themselves

Good Morning,Several stories today about institutions discovering they don’t actually need a center. Alabama’s WLRH dropped NPR programming and its audience grew (AL.com); public media more broadly is finding that losing federal money surfaced a donor base it had assumed was tapped out (Current). Neither result makes the cuts a good idea, but still. Makes you think…Rethinking the model shows up in Australia too, where four regional performing arts centers have pooled resources
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