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ARTWORK
has concluded
From
its first issue in 1988 to its final celebration in issue
66, 2007, Artwork spent two decades documenting and giving
great insight into Community Cultural Development.
ARTWORK
the national community cultural development journal
To
view the Artwork Index 2008 WORD click here
To view the Artwork Index 2008 PDF click here
Out
NOW... ... Artwork Issue
66, 2007
The last hoorah, thanks and goodbye!
Artwork
Issue 66 due out with the December 2007/January 2008 CAN
SA Bulletin. This issue includes the following:
- Letters
to the Editor
- "CCD
Talks!" by Cartoonist Barbary O'Brien
- "Stifling
Dissent" by Kathie Muir
- "Art
+ Work by Sally Chance
- "Adding
The People Dimension" by Nick Huges
- "The
Art of Renewal" by Gareth Wreford
To
receive your copy contact CAN SA
The
future of Artwork...
Currently
Artwork has no funding for any further issues in
its current format. The National editorial team consisting
of Community Arts Network W.A.(CANWA); Queensland Community
Arts Network (QCAN); Community Arts Network S.A. (CAN SA)
and previously Community Cultural Development N.S.W. (CCDNSW)
have been working tirelessly to bring you a journal that
critically analyses the ccd sector, for just over five years.
But Artwork has been around since 1988.
CAN
SA is exploring options to continue Artwork so the
journey has not ended but to be continued... ....
Artwork
Issue 65
Politics,
Policy and Practice. This issue includes the following articles:
- "Contemporary
Art and Social Justice; How Soon is Now" by Alex
Gawronski
- "Capturing
Cultural Value" by John Holden
- "Scrapping
the Tramlines" by Jock McQueenie
- "Valuing
Art/Culture" by Dr Jo Caust
- "Searching
for the Magic Bullet" by Gareth Wreford
- "Capturing
Cultural Value... Whose Culture, I Wonder?" by Pilar
Kasat
- as
well Letters to the Editor
Artwork Issue 64
From 2000 to Today
From
2000 to today. The beginning of the century or the end of
community cultural development (ccd) in Australia. We really
do know that CCD won’t just end. Communities are strong,
Culture is what we do and Development is inevitable. And
the practice existed before it was named (some say by the
Ozco others say by a couple of practitioners over a beer)
and will continue whether it is called ... ccd, community
arts, community partnerships, creative partnerships, creative
communities, community arts and culture, arts for development,
arts and society, artist for a pluralist society...to mention
just a few being used around the world. It may, however,
never exist again in the form that it has ... So ... this
issue of Artwork marks the moment – the first years of the
new millennium – with a celebration of the practice. We
cannot cover all that has occurred but we can give a snap
shot from each state and territory. A journal we can look
back on in 10 years’ time and ponder that moment when...
Artwork
Issue 63
'participation and engagement' - why bother?'
This
issue asks the contributors to look at different layers
of participation and engagement in CCD with the aim to create
an argument which articulates that we must be bothered to
engage and to participate.... either as individuals and
/or collectives. why bother? because: Cultural context is
essential in facilitating appropriate and adequate engagement
strategies. why bother? because: Collective Art-Making is
about co-creating and understanding local context why bother?
because: city/town/place vitality depends on people's interaction
and engagement with place why bother? because.... There
is an implicit theme about barriers to participation but
I think we must show the relevance to engage with all members
of and types of communities rather than point to the barriers
in themselves....
Artwork Issue 62
3D Symposium – Discuss – Document – Disseminate
3D,
a symposium of artists working with communities, to develop
an overview of current practices and discuss issues of development:
community; professional and creative. Produced in collaboration
with the National Editorial Committee and the 3D editorial
team, this issue of artwork attempts to articulate and extend
some of the discussions that took place, and the recommendations
made during the 3D Symposium. The
articles included identify certain issues of working in
ccd which exist for many practitioners, artists, or artsworkers,
whatever their practice. Enjoy this issue of Artwork, and
as happens with each edition, we have set up an online forum
on ccd.net to continue the discussion about issues raised.
If you've not seen or used the site yet, it would be well
worth your while to get online and register as member to
not only receive regular national ccd updates but also contribute
to the ongoing discussions.
Artwork
Issue 61
Leadership and Activism
This
issue examines some of the following:
* What do the terms Leadership and Activism mean in a current
context? * It acknowledges that those working within the
arts and cultural sectors have become very active since
the OzCo restructure proposal was announced in December
2004 but asks if we have adopted a "policy of taking direct
and militant action to achieve a political or social goal"
which is a definition of activism.
* It also asks does ccd work always have elements of both
leadership and activism.
* Is it inherent in the philosophy of ccd?
* How does this translate to action?
* And it also examines current leadership theory and practice
in the context of the activism.
Artwork
Magazine - Issue 58. "Telling the Stories"
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Artwork
Issue 58, June 2004
Commissioning
Editor - Lisa Philip-Harbutt (CAN SA)
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Artwork
Magazine - Issue 56. "The Wide World of Community Cultural
Development"
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Artwork
Issue 56, September 2003
Commissioning
Editor - Scott O'Hara (CCD NSW)
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Artwork
Magazine - Issue 55. "Ways of Seeing - Local Government,
Culture and Planning"
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Artwork
Issue 55, June 2003 |
Click
on the links below to download a sample from:
Artwork Magazine - Issue 54. "Regional Perspectives
- Defining, Exploring and Creating"
Click
on the links below to download a sample from:
Artwork Magazine - Edition 53. "Cries and Whispers:
The Many Voices of CCD"
Click
on the links below to download a couple of articles from:
Artwork Issue 49, March 2001
A
Model For Community Arts Projects?
Towards
A Critical Practice
Click
on the link below to download the full version of: Artwork
Issue 59, September 2004
Artwork
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Cover
& Contents of previous Artworks
Click on the links to download
the cover & contents page
Artwork
64,
Artwork 63,
Artwork 62, Artwork
61, Artwork
60, Artwork
59
Artwork
58, Artwork
57, Artwork
56, Artwork
55, Artwork
54, Artwork
53
Artwork
52, Artwork
51, Artwork
50, Artwork
49, Artwork
48, Artwork
47
Artwork
46, Artwork
45, Artwork
44, Artwork
43, Artwork
42, Artwork
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Looking
for a particular Artwork article or Artwork
issue...
An
index has been created, listing most Artwork magazines and
articles to date. The files are in PDF format, so you'll
need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer
to view it.
Also
check out the Resources section of ccd.net
to see a full-colour index of Artwork Magazine
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