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Quote for the Day

I thought that this might be a good final thought for the month of February:

What an artist is trying to do for people is bring them closer to something, because of course art is about sharing: you wouldn’t be an artist if you didn’t want to share an experience, a thought.

David Hockney

In a sense, art is inevitable because of our fundamental impulse to share. Sometimes, we latch on to things that are terrifying or frustrating or sublime, moments that are too critical to be forgotten or pushed away. So we must give them a form in which they can be discussed, seen, and shared. In that sense, art is not just a personal pursuit. It is inherently a collective one.

So many Catalogue cheers this Monday for our Community Arts non-profits — for bringing us closer every day of the week!

Foundation Center Interview with the Catalogue’s President

Check out the Foundation Center’s interview with the Catalogue’s President and Editor, Barbara Harman. Patricia Pasqual of the Foundation Center conducts the discussion and Barbara answers her helpful questions. If you’re looking for background and insight into the Catalogue for Philanthropy, here’s an easy way to get it. Listen in!