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A culture of inclusion

What are the solutions for democratisation?
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Jean-Michel TOBELEM
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A culture of inclusion. What are the solutions for democratization?

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15/03/2017
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Have we really tried everything we can to accommodate a more diverse audience into our cultural institutions rather than maintain them as the preserve of the privileged? Jean-Michel Tobelem provides his thoughts and puts forward new practical proposals in response to the issue. Yes, is it possible to increase cultural democratisation!

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