Art and Politics
The History of the National Arts Centre, Second Edition
2. Auflage
Erschienen am 17. Oktober 2019
537 Seiten
978-0-7735-5995-0 (ISBN)
Beschreibung
Depicting the fortunes of the arts in Canada through the prism of the National Arts Centre.
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Jennings Sarah:
Sarah Jennings is a political and cultural journalist who served as the national arts reporter for the CBC for nearly a decade. She lives in Ottawa.Sarah Jennings is a political and cultural journalist who served as the national arts reporter for the CBC for nearly a decade. She lives in Ottawa.
Sarah Jennings is a political and cultural journalist who served as the national arts reporter for the CBC for nearly a decade. She lives in Ottawa.Sarah Jennings is a political and cultural journalist who served as the national arts reporter for the CBC for nearly a decade. She lives in Ottawa.
Inhalt
- Cover
- ART AND POLITICS The History of the National Arts Centre
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- CONTENTS
- Prelude
- PART ONE The Southam Years
- 1 Genesis of the Dream
- 2 The Real Task Begins
- 3 Making It Happen
- 4 New Regime in Ottawa
- 5 Open at Last
- 6 Growing Pains
- 7 Festivals and Financing
- 8 Elegance and Operas
- PART TWO The Difficult Years
- 9 New Man in Town
- 10 A Cultural Investigation
- 11 Change and Loss
- 12 The Reality of the Plight
- 13 Rudderless Months
- 14 Times Get Tougher
- 15 Television: The Longed-For Panacea
- PART THREE The Renaissance
- 16 Stumbling Forward
- 17 A Short Run
- 18 Upset and Renewal
- 19 The Road to Recovery
- 20 The Reblooming of the Arts
- 21 The Pinchas Factor
- 22 The Art of the Possible
- PART FOUR The Herrndorf Era
- 23 The Ship Sails On
- 24 Architectural Renewal: Anatomy of a Project
- 25 Keeping Up with the New Canada: Indigenous Theatre
- Epilogue: Fifty Years On
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Acknowledgements
- Index
