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| Id | 104 | |
| Author | Kay, A., | |
| Title | Art and community development: The role the arts have in regenerating communities | |
| Reference | Kay, A. (2000). Art and community development: The role the arts have in regenerating communities. Community Development Journal, 35 (4): 414–424. |
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| Link to article | https://doi.org/10.1093/cdj/35.4.414 |
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| Abstract | The arts are often considered to be at the periphery of the community development process and only a minor player in regenerating areas. Despite increasing globalization, communities are beginning to recognize their own identity, culture, traditional art forms and the value of working together at a local level. This paper is based on a recent study which shows that the arts have a role in regeneration and at a local level can be used as a tool within a wider community development programme. |
Art and community development: The role the arts have in regenerating communities. since the publication of the economic importance of the arts in glasgow myerscough there have been a number of studies illustrating the social impact of cultural and arts-based projects mainly through comedia in the uk. the main findings to emerge from the fieldwork are considered in terms of the importance of community consultation involvement and ownership; the measurement of the links between hard and soft impacts; the use of the arts within regeneration policies; and methods used in the evaluation of arts pro- jects. the benefits of this are that a range of views are obtained and it enables the project to be receptive and to change in response to stakeholders views. the creative energies of local individuals can greatly enhance our culture and encourage more and more people to take an active role in community development.
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