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BUY NOW In this paper Justin Macdonnell questions the assumptions underlying the whole notion of a market for the performing arts: the role that government agencies have played in advocating, enabling and even owning such events; and re-evaluates their achievements and shortcomings.

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PERFORMING ARTS MARKETS AND...

Once, the idea of the arts participating in what are undeniably trade fairs, complete with product

CRITICISM, PERFORMANCE and...

In this paper Alison Croggon, one of Australia’s most insightful cultural critics, looks back from

CAPTURING THE VANISHING: A...

Dance, by its very nature, is fleeting. Compared with other art forms it is not easily documented,

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