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Subject: Constitutional Analysis of the Brooklyn Museum Case



To: Americans for the Arts ADVOCACY listserv members
Fr: Nina Ozlu, Americans for the Arts
Re: A Constitutional Analysis of the Brooklyn Museum of Art Case
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Please find below an authoritative analysis of the constitutional issues
raised in the Brooklyn Museum of Art case.  Americans for the Arts has just
published this white paper entitled "The Museum vs. the Mayor" which was
written by James Fitzpatrick.

Mr. Fitzpatrick is a senior partner of Arnold & Porter in Washington, D.C.
For the last decade he has been active in the Culture Wars representing
numerous artists, libraries, and broadcasters in congressional hearings,
Supreme Court proceedings, and public debates.  He did an amicus brief in
the Finley case on behalf of American for the Arts, among many others. Mr.
Fitzpatrick is also a member of the American for the Arts  National Policy
Board.