Policy Matters: Administrations of Art and CultureAmong the topics covered are: the history and nature of arm’s length funding and peer assessments, whether and how principles are manifested in policy, and the relationship between how we value arts funding and how artists participate in/engage with it. This anthology is a valuable resource for working artists, arts administrators and policy makers, and as a research tool for educators and students of cultural studies. Policy Matters demonstrates the significant political investments that artists, individually and through artist-run centres, collectives, umbrella associations and other formations have made and continue to make to arts policy. |
Contents
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Interview with Edythe Goodriche | 141 |
Documenting mediations of organized | 153 |
The artwork the newsmedia | 181 |
Canadian contemporary art | 204 |
Fuse does news | 223 |
Social and economic | 263 |
SELECTED REFERENCES | 276 |
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Common terms and phrases
administrative Advisory Committee advocacy agencies ANNPAC ANNPAC/RACA Art Gallery art museums artist-run centres artist-run culture arts and cultural arts community arts councils arts funding Association audience Bill Canada Council Canadian art Canadian artists CARFAC Censor Board censorship Clive Robertson collective concept conceptual art conference contemporary art corporate critical Crown corporations cultural policy curatorial curators Director discourse Equity exhibition federal film and video function Fuse Gallery's Globe and Mail grants ibid income intervention issues legislation Lisa Steele Living Museum Management Committee meeting member centres membership million Minquon Panchayat Montréal National Gallery October Crisis Ontario organizational Ottawa Parallelogramme Paule Leduc peer assessment political production professional Québec RCAAQ regional Report representation representatives responsibilities Roch Carrier role social movement spaces SSHRC status Strategic Plan structure tion Toronto Tourbin Transformation AGO trustees Vancouver Visual Arts Section