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Definitions
and relationships
Community - In the context of this document,
'community' incorporates the many unique villages
throughout Noosa's hinterland and coastal regions.
Creative (noun) - A person whose job includes
creating new work characterised by originality and
innovative thought.
Culture - Culture encompasses the shared beliefs,
values, customs, behaviours, and artifacts of a society
or group, shaping their way of life, communication,
Noosa Council Cultural Plan 2025 – 2030
and interactions.
Cultural industries – Industries that combine the
creation, production and commercialisation of contents
which are intangible and cultural in nature; these contents
are typically protected by copyright and they can take the
form of a good or a service. – UNESCO Definition.
Cultural sector – An umbrella term that incorporates
cultural industries with non-commercial cultural activities.
The Arts - In the arts, culture is manifested through
visual arts, music, dance, literature, theatre and other
artforms, serving as a lens through which beliefs, values,
and traditions are communicated and preserved
across generations.
The inter-relationship between Culture and the Arts
- The arts and culture are deeply intertwined, with each
influencing and shaping the other. Culture provides the
context and inspiration for artistic expression, reflecting
the beliefs, values, and traditions of a society. In turn,
the arts contribute to and enrich culture by expressing
and interpreting its complexities, fostering creativity,
challenging norms, and providing a platform for dialogue
and reflection on societal issues. The arts serve as a
means of preserving and transmitting cultural heritage
while also celebrating emergent cultural movements and
innovations and inspiring pathways towards new futures.
EmergingDesignerFashionAward_Outer. Photo: Warwick Gow
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