Giving Voice: How Do Arts and Culture Support Democracy?
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After five years, the Adelaide Festival of Ideas is back — and we're opening with the subject we know best.
Giving Voice: How Do Arts and Culture Support Democracy? goes past the comfortable idea that the arts are good for the soul. In a culture where most artists depend on public funding to keep working, who is really free to hold power to account? Where does culture make room for the voices politics leaves out — and where does it push back?
Hosted by Greg Mackie OAM and Elizabeth Ho OAM, with Emeritus Professor Ian Gibbins, Associate Professor Tully Barnett, Craig Middleton and Naomi Ebert-Smith.
Part of Adelaide University's Democracy Innovation Festival. Free to attend — one registration covers the whole two-day program.
Giving Voice: How Do Arts and Culture Support Democracy? goes past the comfortable idea that the arts are good for the soul. In a culture where most artists depend on public funding to keep working, who is really free to hold power to account? Where does culture make room for the voices politics leaves out — and where does it push back?
Hosted by Greg Mackie OAM and Elizabeth Ho OAM, with Emeritus Professor Ian Gibbins, Associate Professor Tully Barnett, Craig Middleton and Naomi Ebert-Smith.
Part of Adelaide University's Democracy Innovation Festival. Free to attend — one registration covers the whole two-day program.
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Pridham Hall, University of South Australia, 213 Hindley Street,Adelaide,SA,Australia
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