The Roundtable’s Face-to-Face 2022 plenary panel about the government and the arts sector featuring a discussion and Q&A with Alexander Santiago-Jirau and NYC Council Members Chi Ossé, Justin Brannan, Keith Powers, and Rita Joseph.
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