Paying the Piper: Causes and Consequences of Art PatronageJudith H. Balfe University of Illinois Press, 1993 - 336 pages |
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... art patronage / edited by Judith Huggins Balfe . p . cm . Includes bibliographical references and index . ISBN 0-252-02005-7 ( cloth ) . — ISBN 0-252-06310-4 ( paper ) - 1. Art patronage . 2. Cultural policy . 3 Arts . I. Balfe , Judith ...
... art patronage / edited by Judith Huggins Balfe . p . cm . Includes bibliographical references and index . ISBN 0-252-02005-7 ( cloth ) . — ISBN 0-252-06310-4 ( paper ) - 1. Art patronage . 2. Cultural policy . 3 Arts . I. Balfe , Judith ...
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Causes and Consequences of Art Patronage Judith H. Balfe. INTRODUCTION + JUDITH HUGGINS BALFE The essays in this collection concern art patronage : the deliberate sponsorship of the creation , production , preservation , and dis ...
Causes and Consequences of Art Patronage Judith H. Balfe. INTRODUCTION + JUDITH HUGGINS BALFE The essays in this collection concern art patronage : the deliberate sponsorship of the creation , production , preservation , and dis ...
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... Patron Interest in Art as Merit Good or Public Good Today , art is commonly assumed to be a merit good , to be appreciated for its own sake . This has led some critics to view art patronage as an act of pure self - interest on the part ...
... Patron Interest in Art as Merit Good or Public Good Today , art is commonly assumed to be a merit good , to be appreciated for its own sake . This has led some critics to view art patronage as an act of pure self - interest on the part ...
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... art and functional ends - and when not ? Patronage Visibility and Control Patronage is a risky and inevitably costly business . By definition , the arts are not totally predictable and even less are their interpretation and social ...
... art and functional ends - and when not ? Patronage Visibility and Control Patronage is a risky and inevitably costly business . By definition , the arts are not totally predictable and even less are their interpretation and social ...
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Table des matières
Direct Patronage by Private Individuals | 7 |
The Social Basis of Beethovens Style | 9 |
Dilettantism and Academies of Art The Netherlands Example | 30 |
Literary Agents and Literary Traditions The Role of the Philistine | 54 |
Direct Patronage by Private Institutions | 73 |
The Indian Arts Fund and the Patronage of Native American Arts | 76 |
Playing Workers Proletarian Drama in the Curriculum | 94 |
Friends of Individual Patronage through Arts Institutions | 119 |
Direct Patronage by State Institutions | 207 |
State Patronage in the German Democratic Republic Artistic and Political Change in a State Socialist Society | 209 |
Remaking Nations Public Culture and Postcolonial Discourse | 234 |
Indirect Patronage by State Institutions | 251 |
The Politicization of PeerRe view Panels at the NEA | 254 |
The Battle for Classical Music on the Air | 271 |
The Arts and Culture under the European Community | 287 |
Art Patronage Perennial Problems Current Complications | 306 |
Indirect Patronage by City Institutions | 135 |
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Art as Municipal Service | 137 |
Gentrification and the AvantGarde in New Yorks East Village | 161 |
Impolitic Art and Uncivil Actions Controversies in the Public Sphere | 183 |
Contributors | 325 |
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