Cultural Institutions in a Multicultural Society (Douglas Gautier)

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This document discusses multiculturalism and the role of cultural institutions. It provides an overview of the Adelaide Festival Centre in Australia as a case study. The Adelaide Festival Centre promotes multiculturalism through its OzAsia Festival, which features Asian culture. It also has partnerships with Asian organizations and universities to support cultural exchange programs and pop-up festivals in Asia. The goal is to expand Asian engagement and cultural programming between Australia and Asia.

Education

in a Multicultural
society
Cultural Institutions

Culture is at the heart of contemporary debates
about identity, social cohesion, and the
development of a knowledge-based economy
Respect for the diversity of cultures, tolerance,
dialogue and cooperation, in a climate of mutual
trust and understanding are among the best
guarantees of international peace and security

Greater solidarity on the basis of recognition of cultural
diversity, of awareness of the unity of humankind, and
of the development of intercultural exchanges
The process of globalization, facilitated by the rapid
development of new information and communication
technologies, though representing a challenge for
cultural diversity, creates the conditions for renewed
dialogue among cultures and civilizations.

All Australians share the benefits and
responsibilities arising from the cultural,
linguistic and religious diversity of our society.

Multiculturalism and
Cultural Institutions

Australia’s
first
capital city
arts centre

1,813performances and events
Over
per year

Asian/Australian
Cultural Engagement
National centre for

OzAsia Festival since
2007
Australia’s largest Asian
focused cultural event
International recognition
230,000
attendances

Asia Pacific Centre for
Arts and Cultural Leadership
• Internships at Adelaide Festival Centre
• Study at UniSA and partner Universities
around Asia

Regional
Leaders
Australia
India
China
Macau
Korea
New Zealand
Association of Asia Pacific
Performing Arts Centres
Sri Lanka
Singapore
Hong Kong
Philippines
Malaysia Thailand
Taiwan
Japan

Pop Up
Festivals in Asia
• Cabaret Festival in Hong Kong
Oct 17-21, 2013
• Music and visual arts
• Tourism and Education
• Food and Wine
• More events in conjunction
with Embassy networks

International Agreements
for Artistic and Personnel Exchange
• MoU with National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing
• Ongoing Relationship with Department of Culture,
Shandong Province, China
• Agreements with West Java and Yogyakarta Provincial
Governments, Indonesia
• MoU with Georgetown Festival, Penang, Malaysia
• Agreements with Cordoba and
Seville Guitar Festivals

Shandong 2016
• Pop up version of Guitar Festival featuring:
– ASO sectional leads imbedded in Jinan Orchestra
for training and development
– Slava and Lenny Grigoryan in collaboration with
Chinese musicians and Jinan Orchestra
• Iconic Australian Films with Chinese subtitles
• Political – Business – Education Delegations
• Photographic exhibition
Reciprocal Artistic Visit

• Expand OzAsia
– Make OzAsia an
Adelaide based but
with national reach
– Tour co-productions
– Tour film festival element
• Expand Internship
program and make
it both ways
• More Pop Up Festivals
• Year Round Asian
Programming
Next steps…
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This document discusses cultural policy and social policy in remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory. It argues that cultural strength and social resilience are interconnected, and that social policy is essentially arts policy. It presents several case studies of cultural programs in remote communities that used multi-media platforms like music, film, and arts to engage youth and address issues like binge drinking. The document advocates connecting cultural policy and the Indigenous Advancement Strategy through prioritizing investment in the arts to foster innovation, participation, and intercultural dialogue as a way to strengthen social cohesion and cultural heritage.

Embracing the Remoteness: Is capacity building and valuing the arts at the Lo...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Cultural Tourism and Local Development: A Two-Way Model for the Community of ...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

The Creative Ecosystem as a Cultural Policy Approach (Javier H Hernandez Acosta)

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Valuing Participation: Why artists initiate participatory arts projects, and ...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Understanding and measuring consumption motives in the performing arts (Piete...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Access, equity, & inclusion: Building bridges through advocacy & leadership i...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

An Exploratory Study of Demographic Diversity in the US Arts Management Workf...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Community engagement (Steve Mayhew, Louise Norman & Sam Haren)

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Community engagement (Country Arts SA)

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Reimagining the 'Trinity'! An informed relationship between a community museu...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Telling the Story of Culture's Value. Ideal Type Analysis and Integrated Repo...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

Flinders University's Fridays at the Library series in the context of the Uni...

2015 Social Theory, Politics and the Arts Conference

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