Cultural organizations, collaborative contexts and public: How they become small communities

IF 0.2 Q3 Social Sciences Portuguese Journal of Social Science Pub Date : 2017-09-01 DOI:10.1386/PJSS.16.3.359_1
V. Borges
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While some of our early studies on cultural policy focus on the role played by central government in the support of Portuguese artistic and cultural organizations, more attention should be paid to the way in which the local work of organizations can be developed by examining the collaborative art contexts that had predated government funding. We introduce the idea that collaborative contexts are feeding and boosting organizations’ work and, consequently, enhancing the effect of the government aid that targets local communities. Using a multiple case-study methodology, we argue that culture goes beyond state funding and we illustrate this by examining the cultural projects developed by artistic organizations in five Portuguese inter-municipal communities with different collaborative profiles and geographies. We find that informal contexts, networks and partnerships foster the local collaboration of cultural organizations and enhance their reputation. We also draw attention to other complementary dynamics introduced by the collaborative art process such as the increase in cultural organizations’ activities; the growth of local professionals, thus fostering the local arts profiles and creation itself; the greater cosmopolitanism of cultural organizations that operate in cities, villages or districts and move in international arenas; and finally, the intensification of cultural experiences and conviviality with the participating public.
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文化组织、协作环境和公众:它们如何成为小社区
虽然我们对文化政策的一些早期研究侧重于中央政府在支持葡萄牙艺术和文化组织方面所发挥的作用,但应该更多地关注通过检查政府资助之前的协作艺术环境来发展当地组织工作的方式。我们介绍了这样一种观点,即协作环境正在促进和促进组织的工作,从而提高针对当地社区的政府援助的效果。通过使用多个案例研究方法,我们认为文化超越了国家资助,我们通过研究五个葡萄牙城市间社区的艺术组织开发的文化项目来说明这一点,这些社区具有不同的合作概况和地理位置。我们发现,非正式的环境、网络和伙伴关系促进了文化组织在当地的合作,提高了它们的声誉。我们还提请注意协作艺术过程中引入的其他互补动态,例如文化组织活动的增加;本地专业人才的成长,从而促进本地艺术形象和创作本身的发展;在城市、村庄或地区运作并在国际舞台上移动的文化组织的更大的世界主义;最后,加强与参与公众的文化体验和欢乐。
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期刊介绍: The Portuguese Journal of Social Science is a peer-reviewed cross-disciplinary journal focusing on research about Portuguese society by scholars of any nationality. However, the journal takes a broad view and accepts articles that are not exclusively devoted to the Portuguese case. We particularly welcome comparative studies. While the journal concentrates on research articles it operates a flexible policy in respect of other types of submission, including book reviews.
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