Making Meaning, Making Money: Directions for the Arts and Cultural Industries in the Creative Age

Name: Making Meaning, Making Money: Directions for the Arts and Cultural Industries in the Creative Age
Author: Lisa Andersen
ISBN: 9781443800655

Lisa Andersen

Language: English

Published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009

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Title: Making Meaning, Making Money: Directions for the Arts and Cultural Industries in the Creative Age
Author: Lisa Andersen
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Publication year: 2009
Condition: Good
Binding: hardcover
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1443800651
ISBN 13: 9781443800655
Item weight: 500 grams

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Lisa Andersen Lisa Andersen is manager and senior researcher of the Australian Research Council's CAMRA Project―Cultural Asset Mapping in Regional Australia―and she is also community engagement coordinator for Shopfront Community Program at the University of Technology, Sydney. Her research interests are audience and market development, cultural industries and regional development, community cultural development, and community-engaged research, and she has practiced and produced theatre for 25 years. Lisa's recent research includes Quality of Light, Quality of Life: Cultural Industries in and around Broken Hill (co-authored with Jane Andrew, 2007), Common Ground: Cultural Festivals in NSW’s Northern Rivers Region (2006), and ‘Archie in the Country’: The Archibald Prize Exhibition in Cowra (2005). In 2005 she was co-winner of an Australian Award for University Teaching for the provision of education services to the community. Kate Oakley Kate Oakley is a writer and policy analyst, specialising in the cultural industries, cultural policy and regional development. She is a Visiting Professor at the Department of Cultural Policy and Management, City University, and at the University of the Arts in London. Recent publications in this field include London’s Creative Economy: An Accidental Success? (2007) co-written with John Knell, published by the Work Foundation and Better Than Working For a Living? (2007) a study of labour markets in festivals and events, published by City University. She has just completed a study of the changing working lives of fine arts graduates, entitled, The Art of Innovation and published by the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) in London. Kate’s current research interests concern labour in the cultural industries, urban policy and art education. Contributors Include: Anne Bamford, John C. Barsness, Pamille Berg (AO), Eva Cox, Paul Brown, Chris Gibson, Cathy Henkel, Christopher Madden, Deborah Mills, Tony Moore, Martin Mulligan, Jeremy Sim and David Throsby.

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