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Cultural dimensions of arts entrepreneurship : lessons for Vietnam from Australia

Le, Huong, Frederick, Howard and Rentschler, Ruth 2010, Cultural dimensions of arts entrepreneurship : lessons for Vietnam from Australia, in GCSME 2010 : Sustainable Economic Development and Enhancement of Quality of Life : The Role of Small and Medium Enterprises and Entrepreneurship : Proceedings of the SME & Entrepreneurship Global Conference, The Edge Solutions, [Kuala Lumpur], Malaysia, pp. 1-11.

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Title Cultural dimensions of arts entrepreneurship : lessons for Vietnam from Australia
Author(s) Le, Huong
Frederick, Howard
Rentschler, Ruth
Conference name Global Conference on Small and Medium Enterprises and Entrepreneurship (2010 : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
Conference location Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Conference dates 26-27 Aug. 2010
Title of proceedings GCSME 2010 : Sustainable Economic Development and Enhancement of Quality of Life : The Role of Small and Medium Enterprises and Entrepreneurship : Proceedings of the SME & Entrepreneurship Global Conference
Editor(s) Ndubisi, Nelson Oly
Publication date 2010
Conference series Small and Medium Enterprises and Entrepreneurship Conference
Start page 1
End page 11
Total pages 12
Publisher The Edge Solutions
Place of publication [Kuala Lumpur], Malaysia
Summary This paper provides an overview of entrepreneurial activities in three non-profit performing arts organisations in Australia and lists implications for Vietnam. The relationship between limited funding, pressure to attract audiences and the need to act entrepreneurially to diversify funding sources characterises both countries. Case studies from Australia were used to analyse how leaders in arts organisations balance the interests of the various funding sources and market opportunities to service their revenue requirements. Our research strengthens the need to study how Vietnamese artists face challenges of financial viability, audience development, and balance between commercialization and artistic creativity. We conclude that entrepreneurship is seen as an important concept for understanding the development of arts organisations in Australia and Vietnam.
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ISBN 9789671001301
Language eng
Field of Research 160502 Arts and Cultural Policy
Socio Economic Objective 950199 Arts and Leisure not elsewhere classified
HERDC Research category E1 Full written paper - refereed
HERDC collection year 2010
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