创意产业及创意社区-Creative-Industries-and-Creative-Communities.pptVIP

Creative Industries and Creative Communities:Policy Futures? Creative Industries and Creative Communities Institute for Environment, Sustainability and Regeneration Staffordshire University, 11th November 2009 Calvin Taylor Chair in Cultural Industries c.f.taylor@leeds.ac.uk Calvin Taylor Academic Huddersfield Creative Town Initiative (1998-2000) Creative Yorkshire (2000-2002) 40+ strategic and practical projects in UK and abroad (RDAs, DCMS, British Council, UNESCO, WIPO) Director, Creative Industries Development Agency (2000-present). From Huddersfield to the world - Design and deliver programs of mentoring, network development, skills and leadership development to business, community, citizens and artists New focus – creativity and innovation in service delivery CRECE, Manizales, Colombia 2005 The Creative Industries: Are we becoming sceptical? Questions about the availability of robust and appropriate evidence Questions about the instrumentalisation of culture Questions about the social value of creative industries employment Are we in danger of throwing out the baby with the bath-water? Do we need a new stand-point? Where might one come from? Four propositions: 1. Whether we like it or not, mobilising culture and creativity for regeneration or development is an inherently political process – and the politics have gone awry 2. There is a lot to be learned from the UK experience, despite valid critiques of some of the arguments 3. The arguments about the value of culture and creativity are not dependent on data – reality moves faster than data 4. The future of creative industries, creative communities depends on: knowledge, experience, some data but most important of all - getting the right mix of intervention at the right level LessonsSo, where have we come from? A growing global industry….late 1990s-early noughties Country % GDP/GVA % Employment % GDP Growth pa Australia 3.3 3.8 5.7 Ca