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This book traces the relationship between the museum and the micro-cultures of the countryside over the last 50 years, which has been a period of extraordinary tensions and change for the countryside.
This book traces the relationship between the museum and the micro-cultures of the countryside over the last 50 years, which has been a period of extraordinary tensions and change for the countryside.
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Autorenporträt
Veronica Sekules was formerly Deputy Director and Head of Education and Research at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia, UK, after an early career start in the environment movement and as a curator and writer. She is now Director of GroundWork Gallery in King's Lynn, Norfolk, a new space dedicated to art and the environment.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: Countrification Country and City From Preservation to Protection to Campaigning for the Countryside World Down to Earth Protecting the Local Moving to the Country What does the Countryside Mean to You? Not the Middle of Nowhere? Chapter 2: Nostalgia, Art, and Folk Life Museum and Mechanisation Collections and Audiences Nostalgia for the Working Horse Folk-like in the Museum Folk Culture: Survival and Revival Artefacts and Folk Chapter 3: Heritagisation and the 'Open Air' Public-Private Stewardship of Nature-Culture Open Air Heritage and Democratisation Landscape and Heritagisation Interpretation In the Field Little Ouse Headwaters Project Stewardship and the Working Landscape Chapter 4: Education and the Countryside The School in the Countryside Children's Countryside Knowledge Environment Education and the Countryside The Museum and Countryside Education Outdoor Learning in the Countryside Harmony and Subversion in the Forest Education and Artists in the Countryside Chapter 5: Global Village BME (Black and Minority Ethnic) Cultural Politics in the Countryside Norfolk, Suffolk, and Papua New Guinea Another Way of Learning Middlesbrough Haka Artist as Ethnographer Globalising Village Connections From 'Cosmopolitan Contamination' to Invasive Alien Species Chapter 6: At the Edge of the Farm Diversity of Farms On the Edge of the Farm Calamities and Creative Consequences 'More about Human Intellect than Human Muscle' Images of Farming The Farm and the Artist-Ethnographer The Museumification of Food The Cross-Disciplinary Farm Chapter 7: The Local Contemporary Crafts and Categories of Production Land Art to Local Distinctiveness Place and Performance Rethinking the Country Town through Art Grizedale Arts, a 'Cosmopolitan Leisure Zone' Artistic Practice as Part of Cultural Change in the Countryside Residency and Reputation Opportunism and Entrepreneurship Chapter 8: Changing Landscapes Regeneration, Personality, and Enterprise Regeneration, Conviction, and Globalisation Regeneration, Heritage, and Community Conclusion: The Cultures around Arts, Heritage, and Environment Index
Introduction Chapter 1: Countrification Country and City From Preservation to Protection to Campaigning for the Countryside World Down to Earth Protecting the Local Moving to the Country What does the Countryside Mean to You? Not the Middle of Nowhere? Chapter 2: Nostalgia, Art, and Folk Life Museum and Mechanisation Collections and Audiences Nostalgia for the Working Horse Folk-like in the Museum Folk Culture: Survival and Revival Artefacts and Folk Chapter 3: Heritagisation and the 'Open Air' Public-Private Stewardship of Nature-Culture Open Air Heritage and Democratisation Landscape and Heritagisation Interpretation In the Field Little Ouse Headwaters Project Stewardship and the Working Landscape Chapter 4: Education and the Countryside The School in the Countryside Children's Countryside Knowledge Environment Education and the Countryside The Museum and Countryside Education Outdoor Learning in the Countryside Harmony and Subversion in the Forest Education and Artists in the Countryside Chapter 5: Global Village BME (Black and Minority Ethnic) Cultural Politics in the Countryside Norfolk, Suffolk, and Papua New Guinea Another Way of Learning Middlesbrough Haka Artist as Ethnographer Globalising Village Connections From 'Cosmopolitan Contamination' to Invasive Alien Species Chapter 6: At the Edge of the Farm Diversity of Farms On the Edge of the Farm Calamities and Creative Consequences 'More about Human Intellect than Human Muscle' Images of Farming The Farm and the Artist-Ethnographer The Museumification of Food The Cross-Disciplinary Farm Chapter 7: The Local Contemporary Crafts and Categories of Production Land Art to Local Distinctiveness Place and Performance Rethinking the Country Town through Art Grizedale Arts, a 'Cosmopolitan Leisure Zone' Artistic Practice as Part of Cultural Change in the Countryside Residency and Reputation Opportunism and Entrepreneurship Chapter 8: Changing Landscapes Regeneration, Personality, and Enterprise Regeneration, Conviction, and Globalisation Regeneration, Heritage, and Community Conclusion: The Cultures around Arts, Heritage, and Environment Index
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