Synopsis
Melbourne's bid to become the world's second UNESCO City of Literature marks a new phase in the global move towards the creative city. Victoria, it is said, is where arts and culture are at the centre of economic thinking. But what does this say about the value of culture, the benefits of cultural participation and the distribution of benefits to a wider community? Do the most important impacts of the arts defy measurement? How can our cultural centres find a language to express the value that Australians see? Kay Ferres and David Adair search among our performing arts venues for a new kind of yardstick, one that might define the ineffable.
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KAY FERRES is a widely-published researcher in cultural participation and history. She leads Sustaining Culture, an Australian Research Council-funded research collaboration between Griffith University and Australia's capital-city cultural centres.
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Platform Papers 14: Who Profits from the Arts? (Paperback)
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Melbourne's bid to become the world's second UNESCO City of Literature marks a new phase in the global move towards the creative city. Victoria, it is said, is where arts and culture are at the centre of economic thinking.But what does this say about the value of culture, the benefits of cultural participation and the distribution of benefits to a wider community? Do the most important impacts of the arts defy measurement? How can our cultural centres find a language to express the value that Australians see?Kay Ferres and David Adair search among our performing arts venues for a new kind of yardstick, one that might define the ineffable. Presents the early findings of a research project involving all the principal cultural centres in Australia and New Zealand. Concerns over government responsibility for the arts and offers a way forward out of the present confusion. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780980280241
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Platform Papers No. 14, October 2007: Who Profits from the Arts? Taking the Measure of Culture
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Platform Papers 14: Who Profits from the Arts? (Paperback)
Edité par
Currency House Inc, Strawberry Hills, 2007
ISBN 10 : 0980280249
ISBN 13 : 9780980280241
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Melbourne's bid to become the world's second UNESCO City of Literature marks a new phase in the global move towards the creative city. Victoria, it is said, is where arts and culture are at the centre of economic thinking.But what does this say about the value of culture, the benefits of cultural participation and the distribution of benefits to a wider community? Do the most important impacts of the arts defy measurement? How can our cultural centres find a language to express the value that Australians see?Kay Ferres and David Adair search among our performing arts venues for a new kind of yardstick, one that might define the ineffable. Presents the early findings of a research project involving all the principal cultural centres in Australia and New Zealand. Concerns over government responsibility for the arts and offers a way forward out of the present confusion. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780980280241
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