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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Arts Policy"”.
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Lifelong learning in the arts : policy and practice in Ireland
… The research will monitor the manner in which policy and systems of lifelong learning become more cognisant of and responsive to the needs and entitlements of the human person. The aim. of the study is to investigate the distinctive role played by the arts in effecting a cultural shift in the …
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Encouraging the Arts through Higher Education Institutions: Arts Policy Implementation in Virginia
… higher education institutions in state-level arts policy in the state of Virginia. The strength of public support for the arts historically has been measured by per capita arts spending, as determined by appropriations to state arts agencies. However, this is a very thin measure that misses an …
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Planning for the arts - an urban renaissance? A critique of arts policy and town planning and their relationship
The study examines the development of arts policy and town planning in the United Kingdom and investigates their relationship in the provision of arts and cultural amenity in urban contexts. The historic evolution of arts planning is taken through the pre and post-Welfare State periods, …
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The artist in the room: an investigation of the independent artist as stakeholder in the decision-making of subsidised theatre in the UK
… industries (CCI) in the UK. By contrast, public policy continues to champion the success of the CCI. Against this backdrop, this thesis asks why artists are still poor, and what role do they have in decision-making such as cultural leadership and arts policy-making.<br/><br/>With a focus on …
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Symphony orchestras in Scandinavia and Britain : a comparative study of funding, cultural models and chief executive self-perception of policy and organisation
The subject of this study is arts policy in six different countries; Denmark,Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom and in particular how such policies affect both the operations and self-perceptions of professional symphony orchestras (and their chief executives) operating in the …
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The Rationale for Visual Arts Education in Singapore: Analysis of Policies and Opinions
… This thesis focuses on the rationale for visual arts education in the context of Singapore. It does so by examining key policy documents and interviewing key stakeholders. In the mid 1960s, Singapore was separated from the Federal of Malaya, leaving the country in uncertainty because of the lack …
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Cultivating and Sustaining Theater Education Programs in Public Schools: Curricula, Teachers, Community, and Leadership
… identify the perceptions of theater teachers and arts leaders regarding the necessary components to cultivate and sustain a district theater education program, as well as the indicators of success and quality in theater education programs in public schools. The researcher's hypothesis was that the …
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Indigenous art in urban renewal: The emergence and development of artistic communities in midwestern post-industrial cities
… low crime, and attract tourists.</p> <p>Policy makers, however, often lack understanding of how artist communities function and how these enclaves can enhance the development and sustainability of neighborhoods. Many policymakers lack technical understanding of the differing outcomes that …
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Common Time: Music, Empathy, and a Politics of Care
Frameworks for the application of the arts in community settings tend to focus on the development of individuals’ empathy or social bonds. A commensurate level of consideration tends not to be given to the socio-economic, political, and institutional forces and processes that shape such development …
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The Language of Cultural Policy Advocacy: Leadership, Message, and Rhetorical Style
Since the creation of the NEA in 1965, arts advocates have had an established venue, at the federal level, to advocate for favorable policy incomes, usually in the form of continued or increased public arts funding. Engaging in advocacy as part of a larger policymaking process requires actors …