NDLI: Cultural development meets rock and roll (or what government can learn from pop music festivals)

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Cultural development meets rock and roll (or what government can learn from pop music festivals)

Content Provider	Scilit
Author	Gibson, Lisanne
Copyright Year	2001
Description	Journal: International Journal of Cultural Policy An interrogation of the dissonance between youth art policy and the actual forms of youth cultural production and participation is informative in relation to discussion of cultural development. These debates are characterised by discussion of the relations between culture and the construction of identity, cross-sectoral partnerships for sustainable cultural funding, and the convergence of cultural forms. Youth arts policy presents challenging opportunities to develop cultural policies which are grounded in new paradigms of support. Cultural development is being articulated as just such a new paradigm for cultural policy. This new paradigm involves the facilitation of cross-sectoral partnerships which support cultural process, practice and production and not, or at least not only, cultural things. The objective of this paradigm for cultural support is sustainable cultural development articulated around different policy objectives linked to specific local, national or global communities. Commercial music festivals are cultural programs which are unparalleled in their ability to attract the 'youth' cohort. Commercial music festivals present ideal opportunities for sustainable partnerships between for-profit and not-for-profit cultural organisations which facilitate the presentation of diverse cultural product. Until cultural policy comes to terms with the real diversity of cultural expression and participation it is not practicing 'cultural development' at all but remains primarily informed by a 'civilising' construction of the uses of art
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Ending Page	492
Page Count	14
Starting Page	479
ISSN	10286632
e-ISSN	14772833
DOI	10.1080/10286630109358157
Journal	International Journal of Cultural Policy
Issue Number	3
Volume Number	7
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2001-09-01
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Journal: International Journal of Cultural Policy Cultural Studies Cultural Development Development Meets Music Festivals
Content Type	Text
Subject	Sociology and Political Science Cultural Studies

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