中国艺协章程（Statute of China Association of Arts）.docVIP

中国艺协章程（Statute of China Association of Arts） Chapter one general chapter The first Chinese Artists Association (China Artist Association CAA) The second Chinese Artists Association is a national academic body composed of experts and scholars engaged in the study of cultural and art and all kinds of staff engaged in cultural and artistic practice. Third Chinese Artists Association to abide by the constitution, laws, regulations and the state policies, abide by social morality, to Marxism Leninism and Mao Zedong thought, Deng Xiaoping theory and the important thought of Three Represents as the guide, unite closely around the Party Central Committee headed by Comrade Hu Jintao, through various forms of academic activities, and strive to improve our country the artistic and cultural level, promote the development of Chinas socialist literature and art, further prosperity Chinese socialist literature. The fourth Chinese Artists Association accepts the business guidance and supervision of the Ministry of culture of the Peoples Republic of China and the civil affairs administration of the Ministry of civil affairs of the Peoples Republic of China. China Artists Association site in Beijing city Chaoyang District East Road No. 1. The second chapter: scope of business The scope of business of the fifth Chinese artists association: (a) held in the cultural industry and economy, culture and art market research, social culture, cultural identification, collection of foreign cultural exchanges, cultural intermediary services (consulting) and other professional direction of academic research activities; (two) publish and disseminate research achievements and successful experiences of Chinas (mainland) culture and art through the publication of the journal; (three) holding various academic lectures (forums) and short-term training courses; (four) to undertake the research topics and research activities and advisory services of the relevant government departments and domestic (mainl