How do we value the arts? Dr Tully Barnett, Deputy Director of Assemblage Centre for #CreativeArts, looks beyond the metrics and identifies ways to unpack the problem of ‘value’.
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Thanks for sharing @clauersen Value is more than numbers. For more on this important topic see @tully_barnett et al book ‘What matters? Talking value in Aust culture’ and Victorian libraries #LibrariesChangeLives campaign
“Culture does not stay still, nor does it upgrade in the way that our computers and washing machines do. Culture in the twenty-first century is not better than culture in the fourteenth century, though it is certainly different.” Dwelling on the final pages of ‘What Matters?’
“Many of the most important cultural experiences happen because of long-established institutions simply doing their job well long term...but...institutions are...continually required to spend significant effort demonstrating their immediate benefits.” Page 99 of ‘What Matters?’
My love affair with ‘What Matters? Talking Value in Australian Culture’ deepened on page 90. ‘If you add the overuse of managerial terms to basic human fear, you have all the ingredients for a tsunami of bullshit.’ @LabAdelaide
She choose to be ‘vaguely right rather than precisely wrong’ is going on my headstone. It’s safe to say that I’m finding a lot to think about, and enjoy, in ‘What matters? Talking value in Australian culture.’ @LabAdelaide
I’m in love with ‘What matters?’ Specifically page 21. ‘A transformational childhood experience of reading in a public library speaks powerfully to the value of libraries...statistically indistinguishable from the child who visited...to find the photocopier broken.’ #libraries
New Lab Adelaide article "What’s the Story? “Credible” Narrative in the Evaluation of Arts and Culture" by Julian Meyrick, Tully Barnett, Matt Russell and Heather Robinson in JAMLS https://t.co/jM5jV3Wovs #culturalvalue
When did #culture become a number and why do we have to turn experience into statistics in the #arts ? @ArtsHub#auspol#justsayin https://t.co/aMvsQhkpST
Great interview on the New Books Network podcast with the authors of "What Matters?" https://t.co/t3xJjsXfjl
Julian Meyrick, Robert Phiddian and Tully Barnett, "What Matters?: Talking Value in Australian Culture" https://t.co/85LZLJaCDI @NewBooksNetwork@AmCollPress
How should we value culture?
@DrDaveOBrien has Julian Meyrick & @tully_barnett on to discuss WHAT MATTERS? Talking Value in Australian Culture (@MonashPub), their new book exploring this troublesome question at the core of contemporary cultural policy.
https://t.co/8Ydyav6eNC
Celebrating the Queensland launch of _What Matters?: Talking Value in Australian Culture_ at the University of the Sunshine Coast. See more info here https://t.co/LVrNqKsI9U