Managing Cultural Festivals: Tradition and Innovation in Europe

ISBN-13: 9780367649623 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 282 str.

Salvador, Elisa

Opis

This book aims at renewing the attention on a niche field, Cultural Festivals, so important for valorizing cultural traditions and local heritage visibility as well as social well-being.

Recenzje

"Cultural festivals are a very important sector and contributes strongly to the vitality of cities. This book offers an interesting overview of European festivals and its richness, but also the challenges facing the sector. In addition, it develops a detailed tool to measure their cultural impact, a tool that can be used in other cultural sectors. I recommend this reading to anyone with an interest in festivals or readers who would like to know more about how to measure the cultural impact." François Colbert, Holder of the Carmelle and Rémi Marcoux Chair in Arts Management, HEC Montréal, Canada

"This book provides an excellent resource for those interested in delving into research on cultural festivals. As the editors point out, cultural festivals are vital showcases of local culture and tradition that link to community and societal wellbeing, and as such, they merit deeper investigation. However, changes in technology and the shock of the COVID-19 pandemic have both hit traditional cultural festivals hard, resulting in a need to innovate and change to keep up with the times. This book also addresses challenges faced by cultural festivals regarding their socio-economic impacts and the future relevance of such festivals. The strength of this book is that it provides a great collection of chapters drawn from across Europe focusing on a wide range of cultural festival types (from film festivals to pop culture festivals and from book fairs to music festivals). Highly recommended reading for all festival scholars." Judith Mair, Associate Professor and Discipline Leader of the Tourism Discipline Group at the UQ Business School, University of Queensland, Australia

Spis treści

Foreword: Cultural festivals - Quos Vadis in research and practice Marianna Sigala Introduction: Managing Cultural Festivals: context, challenges and new avenues of research Elisa Salvador and Jesper Strandgaard Pedersen Section 1: Cultural Festivals Organization and Management: between Tradition and Innovation 1. The tradition of being innovative: the case of the Venice Biennale and its Venice International Film Festival Viktoriya Pisotska, Kerem Gurses and Luca Giustiniano 2. Food Events and the Temporality of Innovation Iben Sandal Stjerne and Silviya Svejenova 3. From Festa to Festival: UNESCO Heritage and the (Invented) Tradition of a Cultural Festival Carmelo Mazza and Jesper Strandgaard Pedersen 4. Innovation in early music festivals: domains, strategies and outcomes Elena Castro-Martínez Elena, Albert Recasens and Ignacio Fernández-de-Lucio Section 2: Challenges of Cultural Festivals in the Digital Age 5. A classical music Festival and its audience: The Case of MITO Settembre Musica Giovanna Segre, Andrea Morelli and Caterina Valenti 6. Ferrara Buskers Festival (1998-2001): Design, Emerging Meanings and Sense Making Luca Zan and Giovanni Masino 7. Becoming a symbol and losing control: The Gothenburg Book Fair and the alt-right debate Josef Pallas and Elena Raviola 8. Music Festivals and Educational Concerts in Spain: A Landscape between Tradition and Innovation Ana Maria Botella-Nicolas, Rosa Isusi-Fagoaga and Elena Castro-Martinez Section 3: Value and Impacts of Cultural Festivals at local and regional level 9. (The Economics of) Cultural Festivals in the Digital Age: An analysis of the comics publishing industry Elisa Salvador, Elena Castro-Martinez and Pierre-Jean Benghozi 10. Beyond economic impact: the cultural and social effects of arts festivals María Devesa and Ana Roitvan 11. Cultural value of a Festival: quality evaluator for assessing impact Arjo Klamer, Ludmilla Petrova, and Dorottya Eva Kiss 12. Cultural Events and Japanese Pop Culture in Europe: The case of the Japan Expo in France Norio Tajima, Keiko Kawamata, Shoetsuro Nakagawa and Toshihiko Miura 13. Facts about music festivals: what we know and what we would like to know Jean-Paul Simon