During the Covid pandemic many people were calling for a “New WPA” to help alleviate the cultural crisis while, in fact, CETA was a more viable model. It had received bipartisan support in 1973, and was actually signed into law by Richard Nixon! […]
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September 14th, 2025 | Tags: CETA Artists Project, Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA), Cultural Council Foundation, George Malave, New York Public Library, Virginia Maksymowicz, Walter Rosenblum | Category: Analog Photography, Documentary Photography, Guest Post | 3 comments |
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