March 14, 2012
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“The government is no judge of the sciences and arts.” This saying from the 19-century Dutch politician, Thorbecke, has for a long time influenced Dutch art policy. If one interprets it in the strict sense, it means that the government … Continue reading
March 3, 2012
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The necessity of the subsidization of artistic innovation seems logical. It is not however because many creative and performing artists are that eager to innovate. Even though not all art forms value innovation equally, change and development are typical for … Continue reading
February 15, 2012
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Art, is often heralded as a counterweight education experts in education / teaching and learning activities, but is it true? As an extension of the question, its also raise below two question below: Do we really understand the meaning of … Continue reading
February 10, 2012
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Discourses change and informal barriers are always evolving. Nevertheless, these barriers confine the economy of the arts; the economy is less open than expected. Informal barriers not only confine, but also structure the economy of the arts. Therefore, the results … Continue reading
January 18, 2012
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Why we need lighting in arts? Because art can not be seen without illumination especially if it occurs in a cast of fine arts. While it’s easy to hang a painting or sculpture and set light to shine on it … Continue reading