Commissioned by Arts Council England, compiled and edited by Richard Appignanesi, this report provides a definitive critique of cultural diversity and looks ahead to an inclusive history of modern British art. The contributors examine the relevant issues of art history, art education, community programming, state and institutional arts policy and management. Preface by Tony Panayiotou. Contributors' biographies and further reading included.
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Introducing the Creative Case
Introduction: 'Whose Culture?' Exposing the Myth of Cultural Diversity - Richard APPIGNANESI
Cultural Diversity, Creativity and Modernism - Rasheed ARAEEN
The Missing History in Cultural Diversity
Ethnic Minorities, Multiculturalism and Celebration of the Postcolonial Other - Rasheed ARAEEN
Cultural Diversity and Institutional Policy - Jean FISHER
Towards an Inclusive British Community
Diversity after Diversity - Roshi NAIDOO
Cultural Inequality, Multicultural Nationalism and Global Diversity: Tate Encounters: Britishness and Visual Culture - Andrew DEWDNEY, David DIBOSA, Victoria WALSH
Art (School) Education and Art History - Leon WAINWRIGHT
Breaking the Code: New Approaches to Diversity and Equality in the Arts - Hassan MAHAMDALLIE
Conclusion: What is to be Done? - Richard APPIGNANESI
Beyond Cultural Diversity: The Case for Creativity
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