In his book 'The Art of the Turnaround,' and on his 50-state 'Arts in Crisis' tour, the Kennedy Center's Michael Kaiser espouses some guidelines for economic recovery and stability in the arts. Among them: -- Do not reduce programming. Trim behind the scenes on discretionary items, such as staff travel. -- Plan ahead for four or five years, and then let the public know what's on the drawing board so it will be clear that the organization plans to be around. -- Planning should be done by both large and small groups. -- Develop collaborations with local artistic groups, museums and schools. -- Find and train entrepreneurial managers. -- Develop new streams of revenue. -- Make the board members ambassadors for the work being presented, as well as fundraisers. 