Arts and Cultural Management: The State of the Field: Introduction

DeVereaux, Constance

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“…A fourth stream, which derives from the third, is that offered by scholars who have identified the contributions of arts management by tracing its ontological and epistemological connections to other spheres of knowledge (Chong 2000(Chong , 2002Evrard and Colbert 2000;Brkic 2009;DeVereaux 2009aDeVereaux , 2009bEbewo and Sirayi 2009;Kirchberg and Zembylas 2010;Kuesters 2010). In their Downloaded by [University of Saskatchewan Library] at 02:41 06 February 2015 VARELA analyses, they have raised important questions about what skill sets are exclusively (or primarily) the purview of arts administration education and contributed to the discussion of what type of training faculty must have to be able to convey this knowledge (although a review of faculty training and capabilities remains to be conducted).…”

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Core Consensus, Strategic Variations: Mapping Arts Management Graduate Education in the United States

Varela

2013

The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society

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Core Consensus, Strategic Variations: Mapping Arts Management Graduate Education in the United States

Varela

2013

The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society

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“…Cultural management is an integral part of the successful development of institutions in the cultural sector. Devereaux (2009) emphasizes that cultural management is "management by implicating professional behavior in the cultural sector" and "practical leadership in cultural sector organizations." The author also emphasizes the importance of practical leadership, based on management principles for cultural sector institutions.…”

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“…Pauliukevičiūtė andRaipa (2009) "Cultural management implies the professional behavior of the cultural sector, the societal aspect of the activity, the benefits to society, and the practical leadership of cultural sector organizations. "Devereaux (2009)…”

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Smart Culture Management: Theoretical Aspects

Milkintas

2020

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The aim of the research is the investigation of the essential theoretical aspects of smart culture management. The article formulates the theoretical construct of smart culture management by combining cultural management and management concepts, closely linking cultural management with the implementation of cultural policy and seeing the specifics of smart cultural management.Qualitative analysis was performed of theoretical sources of foreign countries and Lithuania. Also, a comparative analysis of different concepts was carried out, highlighting similarities and differences of concepts (in order to discern correlations between them).Five groups of cultural management concepts are distinguished: cultural management as specific management in art and culture; cultural management as a phenomenon, process reflecting the formation and implementation of cultural policy; cultural management as an institution management; cultural management as a profession and academic discipline; cultural management as leadership-based management. Theoretical analysis of the phenomenon of smartness in cultural management allowed us to distinguish six dimensions of smartness: strategic, creative development, harmonization of interests in the cultural sector, empowered cultural sector parties, the harmony of intellectual and technological capital, the culture of shared value creation.Exploring the urban cultural field situation, using a model that reflects the 6 dimensions of smart culture management and 18 qualities of a smart social system, will highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the cultural field. By analyzing the weaknesses, the researchers will be able to make recommendations on how to improve the current situation. Improving the cultural field at the local level will significantly increase the quality of cultural services provided to the population.In future research, it is planned to apply the theoretical model of smart culture management to the analysis of situation analysis in the selected city. Analysis based on this theoretical model can also be performed at the state level, thus providing a comprehensive view of the cultural field situation.

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Fashioning a master’s degree

Schramme

King

2019

Arts and Humanities in Higher Education

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Fashion has a varied and explosive history. Our responsibility as educators preparing students and therefore careers for this context places us in a very difficult and complex position. Do we prepare students to be successful or do we prepare them to 'invest' in their industry? In this paper, we construct our story of developing an ethical, sustainable international master's degree in Fashion Management. It is a journey of development that sees higher education establishments from Belgium and Italy join together with a 'thirdparty' university from an emerging third-world market in sharing and developing a group of international students willing to 'invest' and become industry transformers. Integral to our approach is context and the importance of narrative and responsibility for the learner; as such, this requires a return to old 'andragogic' versus 'pedagogic' education philosophies. Our account provides a full description of the rationale for aligning the 'pedagogic' with 'andragogic' and this involves learners to actually experience and understand in context. The principal aim of this paper is to explore the experience of introducing narratives between fashion industry and academia in these different locations as a means of 'raising' issues regarding future responsibility and thereby develop critical reflexive skills that will be valuable in other geographical and market contexts for the future.

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Arts and Cultural Management: The State of the Field: Introduction

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Core Consensus, Strategic Variations: Mapping Arts Management Graduate Education in the United States

Core Consensus, Strategic Variations: Mapping Arts Management Graduate Education in the United States

Smart Culture Management: Theoretical Aspects

Fashioning a master’s degree

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