Was ist Kunst? Was ist Kultur? Und welchen Wert legen wir heute darauf? Katharine Brisbane blickt auf unsere sich verändernde Kultur zurück und die Art und Weise, wie die öffentliche Subvention seit 1968 unseren Künstlern, Darstellern und denjenigen, die eine Branche um sie herum aufgebaut haben, massive Möglichkeiten geschaffen hat. Sie verfolgt auch die Trennungen, die zwischen der Gemeinschaft und dem Kunstsektor gewachsen sind, und die moralische Kluft zwischen Kunst und Handel. Sie kommt zu dem Schluss, dass das versprochene Streben nach Exzellenz erfüllt und erschöpft wurde, und schlägt einen Weg vor, seine Errungenschaften zu retten, indem unsere wichtigsten Institutionen für öffentliche Investitionen und private Unternehmen geöffnet werden, Kreativität in neue Richtungen freigegeben und überlegt, wie wir gemeinsam ein integratives kulturelles Umfeld aufbauen könnten.
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Katharine Brisbane AM, Hon.Ph.D (UNSW, UWA) was co-founder in 1971 of Currency Press Pty Ltd, the performing arts publishers and its publisher for 30 years. In 2001 she founded Currency House Inc. as a non-profit association to assert the value of the performing arts in public life. She was a theatre critic for 21 years, notably national critic of the Australian 1967–74 during a time of radical change; and has published extensively on the history of Australian theatre, including Not Wrong, Just Different: Observations on the Rise of Contemporary Australian Theatre (2005) and on drama in The Cambridge History of Australian Literature (ed Peter Pierce, 2009). Over 40 years she has received many awards for service to the performing arts.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What is art? What is culture? And what value do we place upon it today? Katharine Brisbane looks back on our changing culture and the way public subsidy since 1968 has built massive opportunities for our artists, performers and those who have built an industry around them. She also traces the divisions that have grown between the community and the arts sector, and the moral divide between art and commerce. She concludes that the promised pursuit of excellence has been fulfilled and exhausted; and proposes a way to salvage its achievements by throwing open our major institutions to public investment and private enterprise, releasing creativity into new directions and reconsidering how we might together build an inclusive cultural environment. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9780992489045
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Paperback. Zustand: New. What is art? What is culture? And what value do we place upon it today? Katharine Brisbane looks back on our changing culture and the way public subsidy since 1968 has built massive opportunities for our artists, performers and those who have built an industry around them. She also traces the divisions that have grown between the community and the arts sector, and the moral divide between art and commerce. She concludes that the promised pursuit of excellence has been fulfilled and exhausted; and proposes a way to salvage its achievements by throwing open our major institutions to public investment and private enterprise, releasing creativity into new directions and reconsidering how we might together build an inclusive cultural environment. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers AB9780992489045
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Paperback. Katharine Brisbane, Currency House Inc. What is art? What is culture? And what value do we place upon it today? Katharine Brisbane looks back on our changing culture and the way public subsidy since 1968 has built massive opportunities for our artists, performers and those who have built an industry around them. She also traces the divisions that have grown between the community and the arts sector, and the moral divide between art and commerce. She concludes that the promised pursuit of excellence has been fulfilled and exhausted; and proposes a way to salvage its achievements by throwing open our major institutions to public investment and private enterprise, releasing creativity into new directions and reconsidering how we might together build an inclusive cultural environment. Paperback. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9780992489045-SECONDHAND
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. What is art? What is culture? And what value do we place upon it today? Katharine Brisbane looks back on our changing culture and the way public subsidy since 1968 has built massive opportunities for our artists, performers and those who have built an industry around them. She also traces the divisions that have grown between the community and the arts sector, and the moral divide between art and commerce. She concludes that the promised pursuit of excellence has been fulfilled and exhausted; and proposes a way to salvage its achievements by throwing open our major institutions to public investment and private enterprise, releasing creativity into new directions and reconsidering how we might together build an inclusive cultural environment. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9780992489045
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