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Toward a Culture of Shared Resources: Building an Environment for the Long-Term Sustainability of the Arts in Canada
"The arts community encompasses more than existing arts organizations and is continually developing and diversifying. As a result, the focus of discussion expanded to means of advancing collective thinking and action for the benefit of the arts sector now and in future."
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Studies & Reports 54 of 55
"Public funders interested in participating chose the Committee(s) on which they would sit. Representatives from the arts community, arts-supportive organizations, and the private sector also took part. Each Committee was co-chaired by a funder and an arts representative and included participants from different regions, jurisdictions, and arts disciplines. In all, close to 60 people participated, working by conference calls between April/May and August 1997.
The common goal of the Committees was to discuss means of building an environment conducive to the long-term sustainability of the arts. Within this broad goal, each Committee established its specific terms of reference, conclusions and recommendations. Each Committee examined its subject from a broad, future-oriented perspective — what is needed for the maintenance and continuous renewal of a healthy, diverse arts sector. Discussions quickly moved away from the arts as an isolated part of society, to the arts and artists in a broader social and cultural context. Though declines in public sector funding had initially provoked the Transition project, the Committees dealt with a larger range of underlying problems and long-term needs." Le texte suivant provient d'un organisme qui n'est pas assujetti à la Loi sur les langues officielles et il est mis à la disposition du public dans la langue d'origine. The following material originates with an organization not subject to the Official Languages Act and is available on this site in the language in which it was written.
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