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Arts and culture

Arts and cultureArts and culture is about artistic expression, cultural participation and the ways people create, interpret and share meaning through images, sound, materials and cultural practice. This can include informal creative work as well as more specialised artistic practice, while craft knowledge can also carry cultural meaning through skills, traditions and ways of making.

Within the shared work model, artistic and cultural work can grow from visual art, music and glass, but also from material techniques, electronics and digital tools. The same technique may be mainly practical in one project and become part of artistic expression, cultural documentation or a cultural practice in another.

Directly connected capabilities

With these capabilities, form, sound, imagination or artistic choices are already an important part of the activity.

Artistic and cultural practice

Visual arts, music and glass art already centre on form, colour, sound, imagination and artistic choices. Craft knowledge, instrument making and exploring materials can also carry cultural meaning within the work.

Indirectly connected capabilities

With these capabilities, the relationship develops through how they are used, for example in design, artistic work, culturally meaningful objects, craft traditions or the documentation and sharing of cultural work.

Repair

Repair connects with arts and culture when the work involves an artwork, a culturally used object or the preservation of craft knowledge. Fragile or culturally significant objects may call for specialist conservation expertise.

Material, form and craft

Woodwork, metalwork, welding, ceramics, textiles and 3D printing can be used for design, artistic expression and the exploration or transmission of craft traditions. The connection comes from what is designed, made or explored.

Interactive and digital expression

Electronics and digital work can form part of arts and culture when light, movement, circuits, digital expression or documentation carry meaning within the work. They can support the creation, preservation or sharing of cultural work.