To make culture - From fathers to peers

11 December 2021. Published by Benoît Labourdette.
  5 min
 |  Download in PDF

Findings, analyses and proposals to make cultural policies evolve towards the redefinition of their meaning in the contemporary world, towards more democracy

I wrote one of the chapters of this book, “Image 2.0 - Become an author-producer”, which proposes theories and actions to open up the creativity of everyone with digital tools. It is a question of rethinking the very foundations of cultural projects, in a new paradigm of the functions of each, and with a renewed requirement.

The book on the website of the Presses universitaires de Grenoble: www.pug.fr/produit/1956/9782706150111/faire-culture

Book back cover

How cultural policies and the way culture is done are being redesigned

Today, a generation of cultural and arts professionals are finding that the institutions that trained them continue to think of themselves as intermediaries in a pyramid of values, orders, and disciplines, while they become part of a much larger ecosystem.

For these professionals, to work is to “work”. To cooperate is to “make work”, to produce collectively. They meet around field experiences, projects to be produced, moments to make and think, support for public policies, competitive dialogues, European cooperation, public markets... They organize festivals, residencies, they produce stories, they program, they undertake, they map, they survey, they upload and download, they document... They work together. Peer to peer.

These complicities lay the foundation for new forms of public policy, outlining solutions for a sustainable transition. This is what this book addresses thanks to eleven contributions from the experiences of atypical operators acting in various parts of the cultural sector.

Pierre Brini is director of international cultural projects at Laba and associate professor at Sciences Po Grenoble. Emmanuel Vergès is co-director of the observatory of cultural policies Grenoble and cultural engineer at the Office (Marseille).

Contributors to the work: Sylvia Andriantsimahavandy, Laura Aufrère, Céline Berthoumieux, Juliette Bompoint, Alexandra Cohen, Eli Commins, Elisa Dumay, Vincent Guillon, Benoît Labourdette, Saralou Metsch, Agathe Ottavi, Guillaume Soulard, Philippe Teillet.

Presses Universitaires de Grenoble

Summary

  • Introduction: Seizing a historical moment and facing exhaustion
  • Chapter 1: Cultural arbitrariness and the rural world. Elisa Dumay.
  • Chapter 2: In search of the lost taste... Towards the politics of vibration. Saralou Metsch.
  • Chapter 3: Associating art to the manufacture of territories. Alexandra Cohen and Agathe Ottavi.
  • Chapter 4: The possibility of a work. Emmanuel Vergès.
  • Chapter 5: The Europe of culture by its northern face. Pierre Brini.
  • Chapter 6 : Interplay, playing between the lines. Sylvia Andriantsimahavandy.
  • Chapter 7: From the New Territories of Art to a Cultural Foncière Solidiares. Juliette Bompoint and Laura Aufrère.
  • Chapter 8: “Image 2.0” - Becoming an author/producer. Benoît Labourdette.
  • Chapter 9: On our computers and smartphones, forgetting does not exist. Eli Commins.
  • Chapter 10: What do we have in common?. Guillaume Soulard.
  • Chapter 11: The institution: outside, inside? Céline Berthoumieux.
  • Chapter 12: Rethinking local cultural policies: vulnerabilities and mutations of a system in pain. Vincent Guillon.
  • Conclusion: Policy-making with cultures.

List of contributors

  • Elisa Dumay, cultural planner and founder of De l’aire, Crest.
    http://www.delaire.eu/
  • Saralou Metsch, director of culture of Villefranche-sur-Saône and its agglomeration, in charge of the prefiguration of the third place house Vermorel.
    http://www.villefranche.net/index.php/culture-sports-et-loisirs/culture/1055-maison-vermorel.html
  • Alexandra Cohen and Agathe Ottavi, founders of the cultural urbanism cooperative Cuesta, Rennes/Paris.
    http://cuesta.fr/
  • Emmanuel Vergès, co-director of the Observatoire des politiques culturelles, Grenoble and cultural engineer at the Office, Marseille.
    http://www.loffice.coop
  • Pierre Brini, director of international cultural projects at Laba, and associate professor at Sciences Po Grenoble.
    https://lelaba.eu/
  • Sylvia Andriantsimahavandy, director of innovation, La Plateforme and co-founder of the Hive community.
    www.laplateforme.io - www.hive-community.io
  • Juliette Bompoint, former director of Mains d’Œuvres and co-founder of the Scic la Main 9-3.0, co-director of Périfééries (association supporting the candidacy of Saint-Denis, Plaine Commune and the department of Seine-Saint-Denis for the title of European capital of culture 2028).
  • Laura Aufrère, doctoral student in management, Sorbonne Paris Nord University; Labex ICCA - Paris Nord Economics Center (UMR CNRS 7234-CEPN).
  • Benoît Labourdette, filmmaker, educator, expert in new media, cultural innovation and entrepreneur.
    www.benoitlabourdette.com
  • Eli Commins, director of Lieu unique, national stage of Nantes.
    www.lelieuunique.com
  • Guillaume Soulard, artistic and cultural director of the Tjibaou cultural center, Nouméa.
    www.adck.nc
  • Céline Berthoumieux, director of Zinc and co-director of the Chroniques biennial, president of the National Network of Hybrid Arts and Digital Cultures, Marseille.
    www.snzn.org - https://hacnum.org/- https://chroniques.org/
  • Vincent Guillon, co-director of the Observatoire des politiques culturelles, associate researcher at PACTE, Grenoble.
  • Philippe Teillet, lecturer in political science at Sciences Po Grenoble, researcher at PACTE, CNRS, Grenoble Alpes University.
Portfolio
To make culture - From fathers to peers - 1 © Benoît Labourdette 2021.
  Books

The books I published and the collective books I participated in. To the extent possible, these books can be downloaded here in PDF format.


QR Code for this page
qrcode:https://www.benoitlabourdette.com/les-ressources/livres/faire-culture-de-peres-a-pairs