This is the final version of the article. Available from the publisher via the link in this record.It is commonly accepted in the sociology of art that artworks are created in collaboration. In an attempt to take artworks seriously from a sociological perspective, this paper explores how the collaboration of all the members of an art world affect the artwork that is created. By employing in-depth interviewing, participant observation, and qualitative content analysis, I focus on one kind of support personnel in the theater art world - stage managers. I find two distinct ways in which stage managers affect the artistic outcomes of plays: making artistic choices and affecting the work that others do through non-artistic inputs
Cet article se propose de réintroduire la dimension artistique dans l’évaluation des théâtres, sans ...
The following article presents the Young Tenants, a project that gave young Berlin adults the opport...
In this Editor’s column I discuss certain fruits and limits of applying the notion of ‘performance’ ...
This article tells about the main product of theatrical art - the play, the leading representative o...
The presented article aims to show new approaches in the arts management. Also here are given those ...
International audienceThis article intends to reintroduce the artistic dimension in the evaluation o...
International audienceThis article intends to reintroduce the artistic dimension in the evaluation o...
This article reflects on some of the major ontological questions of arts management as an academic d...
The artist is frequently uncertain, when he or she begins to create a work, how the completed work w...
An increasing number of artists, from theatre makers to painters, critique recent aesthetic developm...
The articles in this issue address varied fields of performance: opera, rock music, and engaged thea...
Cet article rappelle en quoi l’organisation de la recherche est indissociable de celle de la product...
National audienceThe article proposes a synthesis of issues that emerged during an action-research p...
Cet article se propose de réintroduire la dimension artistique dans l’évaluation des théâtres, sans ...
This is the final version of the article. Available from the publisher via the link in this record.T...
Cet article se propose de réintroduire la dimension artistique dans l’évaluation des théâtres, sans ...
The following article presents the Young Tenants, a project that gave young Berlin adults the opport...
In this Editor’s column I discuss certain fruits and limits of applying the notion of ‘performance’ ...
This article tells about the main product of theatrical art - the play, the leading representative o...
The presented article aims to show new approaches in the arts management. Also here are given those ...
International audienceThis article intends to reintroduce the artistic dimension in the evaluation o...
International audienceThis article intends to reintroduce the artistic dimension in the evaluation o...
This article reflects on some of the major ontological questions of arts management as an academic d...
The artist is frequently uncertain, when he or she begins to create a work, how the completed work w...
An increasing number of artists, from theatre makers to painters, critique recent aesthetic developm...
The articles in this issue address varied fields of performance: opera, rock music, and engaged thea...
Cet article rappelle en quoi l’organisation de la recherche est indissociable de celle de la product...
National audienceThe article proposes a synthesis of issues that emerged during an action-research p...
Cet article se propose de réintroduire la dimension artistique dans l’évaluation des théâtres, sans ...
This is the final version of the article. Available from the publisher via the link in this record.T...
Cet article se propose de réintroduire la dimension artistique dans l’évaluation des théâtres, sans ...
The following article presents the Young Tenants, a project that gave young Berlin adults the opport...
In this Editor’s column I discuss certain fruits and limits of applying the notion of ‘performance’ ...