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2018-05-08 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Noosa Cultural Plan
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Culture “Culture”?
The term “Culture” has a The term “Culture” has a wide range of meanings
within government, industry and the community.
wide range of meanings Noosa’s Cultural Plan will consider culture broadly
within government, to encompass arts, culture and heritage as
conveyed in Australia’s National Arts and Culture
industry and the Accord (2013).
community from a broad
anthropological form to a Core arts:
Music, performing arts, literature and visual
narrow human trait. For arts, including established and emerging art
the purposes of Noosa’s forms, and inter-arts activities. In addition to the
individual and collective activities of practitioners,
Cultural Plan for vocational or recreational purposes, the
core arts include arts education, collections and
performances which may be made available to
the public in galleries, libraries, theatres, cultural
venues and training institutions and increasingly
on-line and broadcast.
Creative industries:
A sector which harnesses a range of creative
and business skills for commercial production
and dissemination. Creative industries include
film and television production, broadcasting,
electronic games, architecture, design and
fashion, publishing, media and advertising.
Cultural heritage:
In parallel with core arts and creative industries
there is a strong recognition of Australia’s diverse
cultural heritage, and the work of museums,
galleries and libraries and archives to preserve
and provide access to the artefacts and intangible
heritage of Australia’s culture. In particular,
Australia’s heritage includes Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander cultures which are amongst some
of the oldest living cultures in the world.
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