This England: how Arts Council England uses its investment to shape a national cultural ecology

Doeser, James

doi:10.1080/09548963.2014.961299

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“…After the 1970s, with the transfer of global manufacturing from developed countries to developing countries, the wave of urbanization rose all over the world. During this period, public art was employed as a means to revitalize national economies, reflecting its important economic value [ 9 ]. Public art is also an important material medium for governments to establish a good relationship with the public.…”

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Research on the Application of Synthetic Polymer Materials in Contemporary Public Art

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Cheng

2022

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Synthetic polymer materials are widely used in contemporary public art creation. This review summarizes the application methods and current situation of synthetic polymer materials in public art, analyzes the reasons behind them and points out the deficiencies in this research field. Finally, the development trend of the interaction between synthetic polymer materials and public art is put forward.

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Cheng

2022

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The Arts Britain Utterly Ignored: Or, Arts Council Revenue Funding and State Intervention in British East Asian Theatre in the Late 1990s and Early 2000s

Thorpe

2018

Contesting British Chinese Culture

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Experiments in Crowd-funding Community Archaeology

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Bevan³

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Journal of Community Archaeology & Heritage

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This article reviews existing case studies in the 'crowd-funding' of community archaeology, as well as offering preliminary results from a small-scale experiment conducted alongside the wider crowd-sourcing efforts of the MicroPasts project (http://micropasts.org). In so-doing, it also considers the possible role of a hybrid reward-and donation-based model for micro-financing collaborative archaeological research. The article concludes with a summary of the key lessons drawn from experiences of crowd-funding archaeology so far, and highlights their particular implications for community archaeology.

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This England: how Arts Council England uses its investment to shape a national cultural ecology

Abstract: This England: how Arts Council England uses its investment to shape a national cultural ecology, by Arts Council England, 2014, published online at

Cited by 3 publications

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Research on the Application of Synthetic Polymer Materials in Contemporary Public Art

Research on the Application of Synthetic Polymer Materials in Contemporary Public Art

The Arts Britain Utterly Ignored: Or, Arts Council Revenue Funding and State Intervention in British East Asian Theatre in the Late 1990s and Early 2000s

Experiments in Crowd-funding Community Archaeology

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