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Platform Paper 51
This paper is an opportunity to ask how and why a cultural institution of such significance has been variously able, allowed, encouraged and supported to run its own race, to operate outside of, and with no regard for, a public policy framework for a sector of which it is a part.
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This paper is an opportunity to ask how and why a cultural institution of such significance has been variously able, allowed, encouraged and supported to run its own race, to operate outside of, and with no regard for, a public policy framework for a sector of which it is a part.