Managing art projects with societal impact: study book for students,stakeholders and researchers.
- Riikka Anttonen
- Victoria Ateca-Amestoy
- Kaisa Holopainen
- Tanja Johansson
- Annukka Jyrämä
- Anne Karkkunen
- Kaari-Kiitsak Prikk
- Kristina Kuznetsova-Bodanovitš
- Mervi Luonila
- Juko-Mart Kölar
- Beatriz Plaza
- Kätlin Pulk
- Tiina Pusa
- Anna Ranczakowska-Ljutjuk
- Marge Sassi
- Ira Stiller
- Anne Äyväri
Editorial: Sibelius Academy Research Report Publications
ISBN: 978-952-329-027-3
Año de publicación: 2016
Tipo: Libro
Resumen
This study book is the result of an exciting three-year cooperation of an international team of researchers, facilitators, practitioners and students. This was a joint effort to discuss and interpret the issues raised by the arts in terms of impact, society and management in a contemporary European context. This book does not seek to be a handbook for successful project management but rather a context specific tool for reflection on the constraints and potential in successful management of arts projects with societal impact. This book merges three different viewpoints: the arts, management and society. The contents are divided into three parts. The first part considers the essence and different dimensions of art projects’ impacts, the surrounding political environment and ethical issues of managing art projects. The second part focuses on practical aspects of managing art projects with societal impact. The third and final part presents real-life cases from the arts in which project management, societal impact goals and artistic visions interact in practice. The examples presented in this book, which are from Spain, Finland, Germany, UK, France, Switzerland and Estonia, are European Union specific, although in some cases generalisation across wider contexts may be possible. This book is useful reading for people in different roles and positions – artists, managers and social workers – who each seek to make a difference in people’s lives through their art projects.