Authors (by participation order):
Maria de Lourdes Lima dos Santos; António Firmino da Costa; José Machado Pais; José Madureira Pinto; José Conde Rodrigues; Manuel Villaverde Cabral; António Reis; Helder Macedo; António Gomes de Pinho; António Coimbra Martins; Natália Correia Guedes; Rui Vieira Nery; José Carlos de Vasconcelos; José Soares Neves; Helena Neves; Manuel Gusmão; Raul Rosado Fernandes; Isabel Pires de Lima; Vasco Graça Moura; António Pinto Ribeiro; Rui Telmo Gomes; João Brites; Ana Duarte; David Ferreira; César Viana; Luís Serpa; Eduardo Prado Coelho; Henrique Barreto Nunes; Maria Bessa; Pedro Borges; Jorge Barreto Xavier; Paulo Rocha; Abílio Hernandez; Eduard Delgado; Rod Fisher; Jean-Michel Guy; José Sasportes.
Title
O Estado das Artes. As Artes e o Estado [The State of the Arts. The Arts and the State: Proccedings of the meeting]
Publication Date: February 2002 - Language: Portuguese
ISBN: 972-8488-24-6 - Legal Deposit: 175965/02
N. of Pages: 279 - N. of Copies: 1000
Type of Cover: Paperback - Format: 16 x 23 - Price: 14,00 €
Abstract: Participants in this Meeting included former Ministers and Secretaries of State responsible for culture in previous constitutional governments, representatives of political parties, cultural agents involved in different areas, cultural policy specialists of international organisations and cultural researchers. The Meeting had three core topics intended to foster an open debate between the aforementioned participants and spectators accompanying the sessions who were interested in discussing work experiences and ideas on the contemporary relationship between the Arts and the State. The three topics chosen were cultural policies: objectives and strategies; cultural production and diffusion: questions and expectations of the different areas; international perspectives on cultural policy. In order to launch the debate, an open question was posed: In the frame of the recent changes in the cultural and artistic fields, what new forms of more effective State intervention can we find, considering the intersection between various poles of intervention - central and local administration; public and private sector; national and international levels?