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Preservation - Policies are also monitored that explore new develops in arts and cultural heritage, along with humanities education and the evolution of the workforce of the 21st century.... The Center's focus is on historic preservation, documents and archives, sites and monuments, living cultural heritage, and cultural property.... The Center recognises seven areas where policy and cultural issues overlap; law; globalization; access; preservation; community; investment; and education....
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Essay
The arts Advisor at Bait Al Zubair museum is a Brit called Sarah White.... She studied fine arts at undergraduate and postgraduate levels at the University of West England, Bristol and the Royal College of Art (RCA) respectively.... This is an analysis of Bait Al Zubair Museum....
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Essay
The visual arts played a political role in the construction of a new German national heritage, a sanitized and acceptable meta-narrative of the German past.... However, like his architectural plans for building a cultural mecca at Linz, many of Hitler's ideas proved to be too large to be realized and projects such as the redesign of Berlin never saw their completion.... For the US, paintings served as a powerful link between Germany's present and a retrievable past, while simultaneously facilitating a departure from Germany's cultural isolation and provincialism....
35 Pages
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Dissertation
It is therefore a valid concern for policy makers to determine whether educational stress on globalization benefits a country economically at the expense of its unique cultural heritage.... This essay Globalization, Education, and cultural Identity explores globalization which ceased to be confined in the economic front.... As the paper discusses Christoph Wulf, professor of general and comparative educational sciences in Freie University in Germany, outlined some crucial points in the transmission and learning of intangible heritage....
12 Pages
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Assignment
Thesis Statement: The purpose of this paper is to investigate the artistic philosophy of arts manager Roy Strong, as reflected in the contemporary cultural context, particularly in artistic programme and policy.... arts management began in 1945 with the creation of the arts Council of Great Britain (ACGB), which was later used as a model in the establishment of art councils in other industrialized Commonwealth ment, there countries and in the United States of America (Chong 2002)....
10 Pages
(2500 words)
Essay
The paper "Economic Perspectives On cultural heritage" discusses the public funding for the arts in the UK from various perspectives, while examining the necessity of incorporating arts in modern day lives and society, and whether arts would not survive without this subsidy from the government.... Thereare also certain preconceived notions, that perceive that the economic benefits allocated for the preservation and maintenance of arts are more concentrated on attracting and entertaining foreign tourists; while others feel that owing to most of the cultural centers being built in urban centers, it is only the city people who get the cultural benefits....
37 Pages
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Research Paper
It helps in the promotion of cultural heritage along with providing a joint cooperation between the academics and also professionals so that a common goal can be achieved.... Societies which focus on investing in cultural heritage preservation can prevent the bankruptcy of culture.... If the culture is not preserved or stored and we let our cultural heritage to be destroyed by non-human and also human sources then nobody will understand and realize the importance of culture....
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Research Paper
This coursework "Colonial heritage and Modern Developments of Singapore" attempts to understand the heritage of Singapore through its history, colonial legacy and arts and architecture.... nbsp;The country is now known for its rich culture, heritage and economic contribution in the world.... Despite the march towards modern systems and structures, historic tradition and culture still play a vital role in the identity of Singapore and its people connected to both their colonial and native heritage....
12 Pages
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Coursework