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European cultural policy is a bricolage with an uncertain sense of scope, in a certain way directed towards European cohesion, but without focusing its own measures towards this goal and the particularities of the sector. The book "The Future of Cultural Policies” describes these contradictions and aims to identify possible solutions.
Andy Pratt , 2021-01-11
SeriesCOVID 19
In recent months, most European countries have highlighted the value of art and culture and taken measures to reduce the impact of the pandemic on the sector, albeit to very different degrees.
Diana Betzler , 2020-12-14
On 11 November, Dr. Rocío Nogales Muriel was announced as the winner of the 7th ENCATC Research Award on Cultural Policy and Cultural Management for her PhD on "Social transformation and social innovation in the field of culture: The case of the SMart model and its adaptation across Europe" obtained from the Center for the Study of Culture, Politics and Society (CECUPS) at the University of Barcelona in Spain.
2020-11-30
SeriesCentral & South America
During the corona virus pandemic, the structures of the cultural sector we used to believe in seem to have fallen apart. So maybe it is time to take a deeper look at the more adaptable and flexible cultural management concepts from the Global South where institutions are more permeable to how they can serve their audiences, be flexible in terms of structures and accept that what really matters is always on the go.
Lorena Vicini , 2020-11-23
Recently, India has been highly active in entering into various international partnerships and devising a set of new policies. However, the country still has no genuine and coherent arts and culture policy to adequately showcase the country’s cultural riches.
Annika Hampel, 2020-11-02
SeriesCOVID 19
The United States of America has long been the land of opportunity for foreign artists of all levels and genres who could perform in all parts of the country, at venues, festivals, fairs, conferences and conventions. That opportunity has been cut off by the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and the borders of America are currently closed. Here are some information on what artists can do now.
Robert Baird , 2020-10-26
SeriesDigital formats
Currently, the union of art and digital technologies is entering a new phase of relations. What opportunities does this open up for cultural organizations and projects? The Russian Fund of Cultural Projects "Thursday” shares its experience of creating the online exhibition ART-MEMORY - a socio-cultural project adapted for the Google Arts & Culture platform during the lockdown.
Anastasia Kovalchuk , 2020-10-19
SeriesCOVID 19
Many arts and cultural institutions are open again. But the visitors are still absent and also the employees are not necessarily comfortable. During our Arts Management Webinar on October 14th at 2 pm CEST Leah Hamilton will explain how to give them back the feeling of safety.
Leah Hamilton, 2020-10-05
SeriesCOVID 19
What do music professionals in Africa do to stay operational despite the pandemic? And what might the continent’s future music industry look like? These were central topics of a panel session during the "Global Toronto” conference 2020 in which international delegates congregated around current issues for the music sector.
Caroline Marcoux-Gendron , 2020-09-28
SeriesCOVID 19
Arts institutions across the globe have begun their re-opening process and it is apparent that just because officials announce it is safe to re-open, visitors and staff might not feel safe participating. How can we change that feeling?
Leah Hamilton, 2020-09-21
SeriesDigital formats
At the beginning of 2020 and the end of the Solar Hijri year of 1398 for Iranians, three Iranian theatre groups decided to create the international online festival "Reconnect” from scratch. In doing so, they had to overcome numerous obstacles, which have a lot to do with Iran's international position.
Sepehr Sharifzadeh , 2020-09-14
SeriesCOVID 19
The pandemic has influenced the cultural and creative industries of most African countries. A look at current studies on the situation of the continent shows the extent of the consequences.
Ribio Nzeza Bunketi Buse , 2020-08-27
SeriesArtist Entrepreneurs
For artist entrepreneurs, successful time management is successful self-management. And successful self-management requires planning and organization and discipline—the ability to respond and commit to your needs and wants first and foremost.
Judith Teitelman , 2020-08-24
SeriesCOVID 19
The pandemic changes many aspects of the publicly funded cultural infrastructures of Western countries, that much is certain. However, for the changes to move in a positive direction, cultural professionals and politicians have to confront themselves with uncomfortable questions.
Patrick S. Föhl , 2020-08-20
Every arts and cultural manager is influenced by internationalization and globalization, regardless of where they are based, or what their specific jobs look like. This also means that they should pay attention to the circumstances that fundamentally influence international work in the cultural sector. This book is a perfect introduction.
Kristin Oswald, 2020-08-17
SeriesCOVID 19
One of the most distinctive outcomes of the crisis for the cultural sector is that it shrunk the global to fit our computer screens and made local events resound globally. The digital or immaterial became tangible, substituting for what we previously enjoyed as physical and proximate.
Stoyan V. Sgourev , 2020-07-30
SeriesCOVID 19
We are living in the collision of two pandemics. The coronavirus crisis collided with the ancient, global and persistent pandemic of racism. In recent weeks, amid the COVID-19 crisis in several countries, thousands of people have taken the streets to reaffirm that #BlackLivesMatter. Now the demonstrations advance inside arts institutions, which will be forced to reflect on which side they are from when it comes to racial equity (and more).
Beth Ponte , 2020-07-20
The concept of cultural participation has seen an increasing boom in recent years. But is this "career" just a fad of cultural policy and cultural management of our time or will it shape the future? A book from Switzerland addresses this question with articles in German, French and Italian.
Benjamin Hanke, 2020-07-13
Re-opening a museum after the lockdown comes with many challenges and difficult decisions. As the weeks of closure have created severe financial pressure, one of these decisions is finding the right pricing tactic for the restart. Next to increased prices to recover losses and lowered prices to drive demand, "Pay As You Stay” could be a novel, attractive option for this troubled time.
Tom Schössler , 2020-07-06
What are the convergences between the arts, the creative industries, and entrepreneurial activity? This question is the main focus of "Entrepreneurship in Culture and Creative Industries: Perspectives from Companies and Regions ". It is a timely and informative contribution to the field of arts management and administration from within the sector.
Jaleesa Renee Wells, 2020-06-22
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