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Bread and Roses

Arts, culture and lifelong learning

Jane Thompson
ISBN 1 86201 134 6
July 2002

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‘everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.’ 
Article 27, Universal Declaration of Human Rights

We live in a political climate in which the government of the day has made education and social inclusion two of its principle concerns. As part of this agenda, it has recognised that arts and culture have an important contribution to make, in ways that more formal education and social policy approaches struggle to achieve.

Bread and Roses examines this contribution and explores the relationship between arts and culture and lifelong learning, especially in overcoming social exclusion. It assumes that earning a living ought not to be calculated simply in terms of utilitarian skills or private profit and that there is more to life than paid labour. It assumes that the full entitlements of citizenship in a democratic society ought to enhance the quality of people’s lives and engage with their imagination and creativity, as well as make space for active participation in civil society.

In the light of these assumptions, it looks at what we mean by art and culture and how the provision of lifelong learning through the arts is contributing to the creation of a learning society. It identifies some of the concerns which inform government policies in relation to social exclusion and looks at the recommendations being made to address them. It considers which of these should be supported and where changes are necessary. By way of inspiration, it includes some illustrations of the many terrific activities and achievements in arts and cultural education that are making a positive difference to people’s lives.

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Reviews

‘A thought-provoking book and a good primer on cultural policy’ (Museums Journal, March 2003)

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Contents

Introduction
Part One
bulletArts, culture and education.
bulletArts and culture.
bulletLifelong learning.
bulletArts, culture and education.
Part Two
bulletCulture, policy and social change.
bulletPoverty and social exclusion.
bulletReports and recommendations.
bulletCultural education for a change?
Part Three
bulletConsuming passions.
bulletInspirations.
bulletAll the world's a stage.
bulletCreating a life.
bulletLondon Voices.
bulletBeat Dis.
bulletIf I can't dance.
bulletIt's never too late.
bulletLibraries change lives.
bulletArt and song in exile.
bulletReaching out to refugees.
bulletLondon Links.
bulletConfronting slavery and re-evaluating history.

Part Four

bulletBread and Roses.
bulletReprise and recommendations.

 

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