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Mr. Lurie sounds like a great person to have working for the NEA for a number of reasons. The first is that he has his feet in a lot of doors-he grew up around art, but is also a lawyer and politician, with a lot of experience navigating DC from his time at HUD. Secondly, he is very passionate about making art an integral part of a community, not just an add-on or something expendable. The more art can become part of a place, the harder it is to take it away. Can't wait to see how he adds to the work NEA is doing already.
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