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Bart Caron en Guy Redig houden het Vlaamse cultuurbeleid een spiegel voor. Die toont de erosie van de ooit bevlogen idealen waaruit het Vlaamse cultuurbeleid ontstond. Volksverheffing, geloof in de balorigheid van de kunsten, tegenkracht van cultuur, prioriteit voor cultuurparticipatie en -educatie. Het klinkt oubollig. Waar cultuur ooit stond voor (soms wat bombastische) verhevenheid, snijdt nu het scherpe mes van het profijt en het economische nut. Die winnen het van het geloof in de veelbelovendheid van een krachtig middenveld. Dat zucht onder toenemend Vlaams feodalisme, waar beheren vergleed naar beheersen. Waar bleef de 'schone' samenwerking tussen Vlaanderen en de lokale besturen, co-ouders van onder meer cultuurcentra en bibliotheken? Die verdampte in slechte bestuurskunde. Wat met de moeizame tocht naar superdiversiteit, de maatschappelijke rol van cultuur, de precaire positie van kunstenaars, het wriemelen van zoveel vrijwilligers?

Cultuurbeleid. --- Sociology of cultural policy --- Internal politics --- cultuurbeleid --- 008.1 --- cultuurpolitiek --- Flanders --- museumkunde. --- cultuurbeleid. --- Vlaanderen. --- museumkunde --- Vlaanderen

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beeldhouwkunst --- architectuur --- Belling, Rudolf --- politics --- Entartete Kunst --- Sculpture --- sculpture [visual works] --- gypsum --- wood [plant material] --- monuments --- lithographs --- bronze [metal] --- drawings [visual works] --- architecture [object genre] --- abstraction --- brass [alloy] --- sculptuur. --- architectuur. --- Belling, Rudolf. --- kunst en politiek --- sculptuur

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"Paper Knives, Paper Crowns: Political Prints in the Dutch Republic explores the myriad and complex visual strategies early modern Netherlandish printmakers used to memorialize historical events, lionize and demonize domestic and international leaders, and form consensus for collective action. Netherlandish printmakers experimented with graphic visual language in a daring and subversive fashion. They supplemented conventions and tropes inherited from medieval and Renaissance maps, city views, book illustrations, news prints, and polemical prints and established new forms of expression. While some of their prints employ visual puns and humor that even the illiterate could enjoy, others were captioned in Latin or French as well as Dutch, enticing educated elites across Europe to explore the relationship between text and image. Through mercantile and diplomatic channels, Dutch political prints transcended national and temporal boundaries to make a lasting impact. The catalogue essays present a comprehensive chronological arc and thematic overview, addressing multiple types of printmaking as well as the medium's relationship to other art forms, including "fine art" printmaking, painting, drawing, sculpture, and architecture. As such, the book engages deeply with art historical scholarship and studies of early modern political history and theory. The publication will demonstrate that methods of using images to comment upon, manage, and understand political life in practice today are indebted to the radical innovations of early modern printmakers in the Dutch Republic"--

Art --- prints [visual works] --- political art --- Political art --- Political cartoons. --- Politics and government. --- Prints, Dutch --- Prints, Dutch. --- 1568-1648. --- Netherlands. --- Graphic arts --- politiek --- propaganda --- prenten --- satire --- karikaturen --- de Hooghe, Romeyn --- de Passe, Crispijn (de Jonge) --- 17de eeuw --- Nederlanden --- Noordelijke Nederlanden

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Politics --- History of France --- Courbet, Gustave --- anno 1800-1899 --- Painters --- Peintres --- Attitudes --- Courbet, Gustave, --- Political and social views --- Paris (France) --- History --- Histoire --- politiek --- geschiedenis --- Commune van Parijs (1870-1871) --- 19de eeuw --- Frankrijk --- politiek. --- geschiedenis. --- Commune van Parijs (1870-1871). --- Courbet, Gustave. --- 19de eeuw. --- Frankrijk.

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Politics --- History of civilization --- Art --- anno 1910-1919 --- anno 1930-1939 --- anno 1920-1929 --- France --- Germany --- Wereldoorlog I --- interbellum --- geschiedenis --- Jaurès, Jean --- Villain, Raoul --- Desvallières, George --- 1910 - 1930 --- 20ste eeuw --- Frankrijk --- Duitsland --- Wereldoorlog I. --- interbellum. --- geschiedenis. --- Jaurès, Jean. --- Villain, Raoul. --- Desvallières, George. --- 1910 - 1930. --- 20ste eeuw. --- Frankrijk. --- Duitsland.