2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

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STP&A is an interdisciplinary gathering of researchers, policy-makers, practitioners and students that explores key trends, practices and policy issues affecting the arts around the world. STP&A is the oldest and one of the most influential academic gatherings of researchers and practitioners in the field of arts management and cultural policy. The 41st International Conference of Social Theory, Politics and the Arts (STP&A) was for the first time held in the Asia Pacific region from 10-12 December 2015 at the University of South Australia in conjunction with the Asia Pacific Centre for Arts and Cultural Leadership and the Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre.

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Flinders University's Fridays at the Library series in the context of the University's Community Engagement program: A case study (Gillian Dooley & Lauren Gobbett)

il y a 8 ans • 337 Vues

Cultural industries and cultural policy: problems and prospects (Professor David Throsby)

il y a 8 ans • 1036 Vues

Reimagining the 'Trinity'! An informed relationship between a community museum, library and arts centre that employs a 'design-thinking' framework to create a potential 'programming powerhouse'. (Anna Grega)

il y a 8 ans • 464 Vues

Access, equity, & inclusion: Building bridges through advocacy & leadership in public funding for culture (Antonio C Cuyler)

il y a 8 ans • 477 Vues

Understanding and measuring consumption motives in the performing arts (Pieter de Rooij)

il y a 8 ans • 298 Vues

Valuing Participation: Why artists initiate participatory arts projects, and how they identify their value (Dr Katya Johanson, Dr Hilary Glow & Kirsty Baird)

il y a 8 ans • 381 Vues

The Creative Ecosystem as a Cultural Policy Approach (Javier H Hernandez Acosta)

il y a 8 ans • 663 Vues

Cultural Tourism and Local Development: A Two-Way Model for the Community of Santurce (Javier J Hernandez Acosta & Hazel Colon Vazquez)

il y a 8 ans • 498 Vues

Embracing the Remoteness: Is capacity building and valuing the arts at the Local Government level a sign of connectedness or remoteness from a National Cultural Policy? (Dr Edwina Marks & Dr Jan-Claire Wisdom)

il y a 8 ans • 251 Vues

Are we (who is) making a difference? Cultural change in at risk communities (Dr Edwina Marks)

il y a 8 ans • 371 Vues

Creative Industries, Creative City and Creative Economy Development: Perspectives on the City of Tshwane, South Africa (Dr Charles E.M. Ruyembe & Prof. Mzo Sirayi)

il y a 8 ans • 1524 Vues

Telling the Story of Culture's Value. Ideal Type Analysis and Integrated Reporting (Professor Julian Meyrick)

il y a 8 ans • 449 Vues

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2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Présentations

Flinders University's Fridays at the Library series in the context of the University's Community Engagement program: A case study (Gillian Dooley & Lauren Gobbett)

Cultural industries and cultural policy: problems and prospects (Professor David Throsby)

Reimagining the 'Trinity'! An informed relationship between a community museum, library and arts centre that employs a 'design-thinking' framework to create a potential 'programming powerhouse'. (Anna Grega)

Cultural Institutions in a Multicultural Society (Douglas Gautier)

Cultural Citizenship: Creative and Organisational Leadership (Cecilia Cmielewski)

Community engagement (Country Arts SA)

Community engagement (Steve Mayhew, Louise Norman & Sam Haren)

An Exploratory Study of Demographic Diversity in the US Arts Management Workforce (Antonio C Cuyler)