{"value"=>"<p>This series is arranged by organization. The American Cooperative Theatre (ACT) was founded as a cooperative theater and Dewey still performed under the moniker after the organization had dissolved. ACT files include correspondence with founding members and information sheets for various productions. The Action Theater files contain correspondence and files regarding <span class=\"title\">Trade Mart</span> and <span class=\"title\">Harlem on My Mind</span>. The New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) files contains administrative and subject files; chronological files consisting of correspondence and memoranda; and files for projects sponsored NYSCA including the New York Avant Garde Festival, a study on the Erie Canel, <span class=\"title\">Hudson Troubadour</span>, and <span class=\"title\">Intermedia '68</span>. Appropriation grants detail financial awards given by the council. The New York State Commission on Cultural Resources contains research files and material regarding trips Dewey took in his capacity as commissioner around New York state to visit local art and cultural institutions, community leaders, and legislators. The files for the Planning Corporation of the Arts (PCA), a study that was partially funded by NYSCA, consist of correspondence, transcripts of interviews, reports and summaries from PCA's various committees, and drafts of the final report.</p>"}