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艺术和体育学科通常分为教育、研究、专业实践和文化政策,尽管在英国它们都属于一个政府部门(数字、文化、媒体和体育部门)。在英国,艺术和体育之间的关系有时显得有些尴尬,这两个学科通常只有在大型国际体育赛事上才会被买到一起。然而,艺术和体育之间的联系可以加强战略,以增加参与,促进文化公民,刺激实验,创新和解决具有挑战性的问题。本文以视野项目(The Fields of Vision Project)和相关的视野宣言(Fields of Vision Manifesto)为出发点,提出了跨越体育和艺术学科界限的开创性实践模式,由此形成一个鼓励受众多样性、社区参与和混合实践形式的对话和实践社区。利用当代视觉艺术的先例,为从业者、制片人和观众提供新的体验和机会,这可能会在大型体育赛事之外产生影响和遗产。关键词:艺术,社区,文化,奥林匹克,体育
Fields of Vision: Arts and Sport Communities and Methods of Practice
The disciplines of arts and sport are usually divided in education, research, professional practice and cultural policy, even though in the UK they both lie within a single department of Government (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport). In the UK the relationship between arts and sports can sometimes appear awkward, with the two disciplines often only bought together for large international mega sporting events. However, links between the arts and sport can enhance strategies to increase participation in each and promote cultural citizenship, stimulate experimentation, innovation and tackle challenging topics. This paper takes The Fields of Vision Project and the associated Fields of Vision Manifesto as a departure point to propose pioneering modes of practice that cross the discipline boundaries of sports and art, whereby a dialogue and community of practice develops that encourages audience diversity, community engagement and hybrid forms of practice. Utilising precedents from contemporary visual art, propositions are expressed for new experiences and opportunities for practitioners, producers and audiences that might offer impact and legacy beyond the mega sporting event. Keywords: Art, Community, Culture, Olympics, Sport.