Dr Elizabeth Ann Macgregor AM OBE began her career as curator and driver of a travelling gallery, taking exhibitions around Scotland. After ten years in Birmingham as Director of Ikon Gallery, one of the UK's leading contemporary art galleries, she took on the challenge of transforming the MCA into one of Australia's most loved arts institutions.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. With the development of new media, some argued that museums and galleries would become redundant. Why go to the MCA when you can see the great works of art from around the world online? Yet attendance at many museums and galleries has continued to rise. This is what I call the power of the real the experience of encountering the real thing can never be replicated online.The Power of the Real chronicles Elizabeth Ann Macgregors transformation of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia from near-bankruptcy into a world-class cultural institution.When Macgregor was appointed director in 1999, peers warned her off the museum, its city, and even its country. Not without reason: the MCA was mired in a battle for control that reflected Australia's complex cultural politics.Drawing on her experiences bringing art to the wider public driving a travelling gallery around Scotland and leading Birminghams acclaimed Ikon Gallery Macgregor relates what she encountered as an outsider on her way to becoming an insider. She reveals the bold strategies that revitalised the MCA: free access, team building and collaboration, community engagement and political negotiation amid funding challenges and intense public scrutiny. Through it all, Macgregor demonstrates her unwavering belief in the power of art and artists to shape society.Part memoir, part cultural blueprint, The Power of the Real offers vital and candid insights into leadership, resilience and the intersections of art, politics and public life. Power of the Real: How the MCA became the world's most visited museum of contemporary art chronicles Elizabeth Ann Macgregors 22-year transformation of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia from near-bankruptcy to the worlds most visited contemporary art institution. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781761540639
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