There is a growing interest in aesthetics and organization/management studies at

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Arts Management
There is a growing interest in aesthetics and organization/management studies at
the start of the twenty-first century, and the points of contact between the arts and
management are many and complex.
This text offers a critical overview of arts management as a vital subdiscipline.
There is a concerted effort to address the artistic, managerial, and social obliga-
tions of arts and cultural organizations operating in contemporary urban environs.
Topics under discussion include the following:
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arts research
•
cultural entrepreneurship
•
collaborations in the arts
•
artistic leadership
•
institutional identity
•
arts marketing
•
creative approaches to financing
•
organizational forms and dynamics
The range of sources is deliberately diverse to include the contributions of contem-
porary artists, prominent management theorists, and the experience of arts managers,
and draws upon such present-day cases as Napster, Sotheby’s, Fubu, the Guggenheim,
and Glyndebourne.
Derrick Chong
read business administration and art history at universities in
Toronto, Montreal, and London. He is a lecturer at Royal Holloway, University of
London.

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Arts Management
Derrick Chong
London and New York

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First published 2002
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