Community, art and the state : storming the citadels / Owen Kelly

By:

Kelly, Owen

Series: Comedia series ; 23Publication details: London : Comedia, 1984Description: 143 pISBN:

0906890357

Summary: In this book Owen Kelly takes a polemical view of the way that community art has developed in this country, the way that development has been guided by the types of funding it has received, and the way in which it has often served the interests of the state, and the status quo, which it was allegedly seeking to change. He establishes the outline of a different strategy: one which would build upon the strengths of community art, but avoid the danger that community artists currently lace of being licensed rebels whose very licence makes them ineffectual. (Font: Editor)

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Centre d' Informació i Documentació del CERC Sala	General	S 00953	1	Available		1900166940
Book	Centre d' Informació i Documentació del CERC Magatzem	General	M 0154	2	Exclòs de préstec		1900166957

Introduction -- I. A partial history of community arts: 1. The age of Aquarius ; 2. The Baldry Report ; 3. Redefinition ; 4. Grant addiction ; 5. The professionals -- II. A political framework for community arts: 6. The state ; 7. Community ; 8. Art ; 9. Creativity and authorship ; 10. The high-intensity market ; I l. Radical monopoly ; 12. Knowledge and information ; 13. Imperialism -- III. A programme for community arts: 14. Cultural democracy ; 15. Common organisation ; 16. Work practices ; 17. Distribution and reception ; 18. Alternative incomes ; 19. Networks and alliances

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