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Making the Case for the Arts

"Workshop 2 (a) Making the Case for the Arts, Presented during the Second World Summit of Arts and Culture, November 2003 in Singapore."
  
    
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"Embedding the value of the arts, grass roots and ambient marketing. Peter Biggs of Creative New Zealand (CNZ) described the importance of embedding an understanding of the value of the arts within regions and communities. CNZ was looking at notions of 'creativity' as a way of promoting the arts regionally, and especially to NZ cities, as a source of competitive advantage, as an input into healthy communities and as a way to facilitate the development of new forms of New Zealand identity."

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Creator(s) Christopher Madden
Source Location Canada
Date Published
2003-11-25
Language English
URL http://svc354.bne098u.server-web ...
Copyright Holder Second World Summit of Arts and Culture

    

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