2020-07-07 S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Cultural Plan 2019-2023

                                                                   Sport and Active Recreation Plan




GLOSSARY
Term or abbreviation   Meaning
Art                    A creative process or product that deliberately arranges elements in a way
                       that appeals to the senses or emotions. It may encompass a diverse range of
                       human activities, creations and ways of expression.
Audience               People who attend, view, listen or appreciate creative products or content.
Built heritage         Buildings or structures and their environments valued by a community
                       because of their historic, scientific, aesthetic, social or architectural
                       significance to that community and which, because of their heritage
                       significance, may appear on the Register of the National Estate, the register
                       of the National Trust of Australia and/or state, territory or local government
                       heritage registers or studies.
Community arts         Creative arts processes that occur in a community setting, often involving
                       collaborations between professional artists and genera; community members.
Creative industries    Those industries which have their origin in an individual’s creativity, skill and
                       talent and which have the potential for positive economic return.
Cultural heritage      The legacy of physical (tangible) artefacts and intangible attributes of a group
                       or society that is inherited from past generations, maintained in the present,
                       and bestowed for the benefit of future generations. It presents evidence of
                       past human activity and associations and includes places, objects, customs,
                       traditions and artistic expression.
Culture                The identity and values that a community develops over time which defines
                       them as a distinctive group and which are remembered, celebrated and
                       preserved for future generations.
Emerging artist        An individual who has undertaken recognised study or has a history of
                       creative practice and whose motivation is to work towards creative excellence
                       and career development. Peer recognition may exist however a viable income
                       is not yet derived from practice.
Makerspace             A community-operated work space with equipment and resources where
                       people with common interests can meet, learn, share and collaborate.
Not for profit         An organisation recognised through State or Federal legislation as an
                       organisation whose primary purpose is not to generate a profit for individual
                       or shareholder’s benefit.
Placemaking            Placemaking is the multi-faceted practice of collectively reinventing and
                       designing public spaces in response to the needs and character of an
                       individual community. Placemaking facilitates creative patterns of use, paying
                       particular attention to the physical, cultural, and social aspects that define a
                       place and support its ongoing evolution.
Professional artist    An individual who has undertaken recognised study and/or a strong history
                       of creative practice. They are recognised by their peers in an artistic capacity,
                       generate a viable income from their practice and operate in a business-like
                       manner.
Public art             Site specific artwork, temporary or permanent, created in response Page
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                       place and community in which it resides.