“开放的学科”——2022艺术管理专业学术季专题讲座Ⅰ预告

 关于英国创意产业

An Introduction to the UK Creative Industries

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专题讲座简介

Introduction to the seminar

不论从全球范围内，还是从单个国家或城市来看，文化创意产业经济都正在迅速地成长为当今最被看好的产业之一，而英国在1998年便在其出台的《英国创意产业路径文件》中明确提出了“创意产业”这一概念。将创意产业定义为“源于个人创造力、技能与才华，通过知识产权的生成和取用，可以创造财富并提供就业机会的产业。”作为最早提出该概念的国家，英国政府极其重视推动文化创意产业的发展，迎合了世界经济、科技、社会变革的大潮流。

政府多方位的支持与管理是英国创意产业发展的突出特点之一。英国政府成立了众多的专门机构，出台专门文件，同其他政策咨询机构、专家团体组织很好地配合，共同管理着英国的文化产业，成为了一个牵扯到社会诸多脉络的复杂的、多元的、庞大的组合体。

——以上部分内容参考文献《英国创意产业路径文件》，1998

《当代英国文化创意产业的发展（1990-2013）》，2015

No matter from the global scale, or from a single country or city, the cultural and creative industry economy is rapidly growing into one of the most promising industries today, and the United Kingdom in 1998 in its "British creative Industry Path Document" clearly put forward the concept of "creative industry". The creative industry is defined as "an industry that derives from individual creativity, skills and talents and can create wealth and employment opportunities through the generation and exploitation of intellectual property rights". As the first country to put forward this concept, the British government attaches great importance to promoting the development of cultural and creative industries, which caters to the trend of world economic, technological and social changes.

The multi-directional support and management of the government is one of the outstanding features of the development of British creative industries. The British government has set up a number of specialized agencies and issued special documents, which cooperate well with other policy advisory agencies and expert organizations to jointly manage the cultural industry in Britain. It has become a complex, diversified and huge combination involving many social contexts.

——Some of the above contents refer to the “British Creative Industry Path Document”, 1998

“The development of the cultural and creative industries in modern Britain (1990-2013)”, 2015

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嘉宾简介

Guest profiles

主讲嘉宾：凯瑟琳·钱皮恩

Guest Lecturer: Dr. Katherine Champion

英国斯特灵大学艺术与人文学部

媒体与传播学高级讲师 媒体管理专业项目主任

Senior Lecturer Division of Communications, Media and Culture Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Stirling

Director of MSc Media Management Programme

项目经历

Project experience

凯瑟琳是媒体与传播学高级讲师，媒体管理理学硕士课程主任。她是文化与创意产业的跨学科学者，她的工作涉及创意、场所和工作的交叉。她目前正与斯特灵学院的同事Maria-Velez Serna博士和Susan Berridge博士一起领导一个由皇家科学院资助的项目“绘制COVID-19期间创意中心的护理网络”。该项目聚焦于创意斯特林，旨在进一步探索中心在COVID-19危机早期动员的护理生态，这对应对当地社区的挑战至关重要。

其他近期的项目包括RSE资助的项目:“从边缘到中心:创意中心在支持农村和偏远地区的当代工艺和创意工作者中的作用”，AHRC资助的项目“新增长的设计创新(DING)”和卡内基资助的项目“培养苏格兰屏幕工业人才:外乡人的案例”。

在斯特灵担任目前的职位之前，她曾在格拉斯哥艺术学院(Glasgow School of Art)担任研究员，参与AHRC资助的知识交流中心“设计在行动”项目，以及GSA与高地和岛屿企业之间的“创意未来伙伴关系”。凯瑟琳拥有格拉斯哥大学城市研究系的博士学位。她的论文研究了在转型的区域城市——英国曼彻斯特的背景下，地方对创意产业部门的作用。毕业论文完成后，她在学术界担任了多种职务(格拉斯哥艺术学院设计创新研究所;阿伯泰大学邓迪商学院;格拉斯哥大学文化政策研究中心)以及私营部门(新媒体合作伙伴;CCA全球)。她还为工作基金会、地方政府协会、创意苏格兰和CCA Global承担了一系列自由职业工作。

Katherine is a Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication and Programme Director for the MSc Media Management. She is an interdisciplinary scholar of the Cultural and Creative Industries whose work is concerned with the intersections of creativity, place and work. She is currently leading an RSE funded project "Mapping networks of care in creative hubs during COVID-19" with Stirling colleagues Dr Maria-Velez Serna and Dr Susan Berridge . Focused on Creative Stirling, the project aims to explore further the ecologies of care mobilised by hub during the early days of the COVID-19 crisis, which were critical in addressing challenges in the local community.

Other recent projects include the RSE funded project: ‘’From the margins to the centre: the role of creative hubs in supporting contemporary craft and creative workers in rural and remote geographies’, the AHRC-funded project ‘Design Innovation for New Growth (DING)’ and the Carnegie funded project ‘Nurturing Scottish Screen Industries Talent: The Case of Outlander’. 

Prior to taking up her current post at Stirling, she was employed as a Research Fellow at The Glasgow School of Art on the AHRC-funded Knowledge Exchange Hub ‘Design in Action’ project and the ‘Creative Futures Partnership’ between GSA and Highlands and Islands Enterprise. Katherine holds a PhD from the Urban Studies Department at the University of Glasgow. Her thesis examined the role of place to creative industries sector within the context of a transforming regional city, Manchester UK. Since completing her thesis she has worked in a range of roles in academia (Institute of Design Innovation, The Glasgow School of Art; Dundee Business School, University of Abertay; Centre for Cultural Policy Research, The University of Glasgow) as well as in the private sector (New Media Partners; CCA Global). She has also undertaken a range of freelance work for the Work Foundation, Local Government Association, Creative Scotland and CCA Global. 

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讲座预告

Lecture Preview

​● 主办单位

广州美术学院艺术与人文学院

School of Arts and Humanities of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts

● 承办单位

广州美术学院艺术管理学系

Department of Arts Management of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts

● 支持单位

广州美术学院国际交流处

International Cooperation and Exchange Office of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts

● 项目支持

广东省科技厅“海外名师”项目

"Global Vision" Project, Department of Science and Technology of Guangdong Province