Art in Saudi Arabia
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Art in Saudi Arabia

A New Creative Economy?

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eBook - ePub

Art in Saudi Arabia

A New Creative Economy?

About this book

Art in Saudi Arabia spotlights the role that contemporary art will play in the country's new push for sweeping internal reform and cultural diplomacy. As the Kingdom mobilizes its vast resources behind the economic and social priorities of its Vision 2030 strategy and simultaneously seeks new terms of engagement with the international community, art is set to take centre stage and a barrage of planned events, installations, public projects, biennales and museum openings is beginning to draw in many from the international art community. This book looks at both the historic and contemporary contexts for this recent state-led focus on art in the Kingdom; at how its planned events and programs stand apart, in resource, scale and ambition, from seemingly similar initiatives coming from that region; and at both the opportunities and pitfalls, not just for the burgeoning art world of Saudi Arabia, but for practitioners and professionals around the world.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Foreword
  6. Acknowledgments
  7. Introduction: Art as a Catalyst for Social Change in Saudi Arabia
  8. 1 From Past to Present: The Sources of Saudi Arabia’s Culture Drive
  9. 2 A New Saudi Arabia: Art on the Frontlines of Social Transformation
  10. 3 Cultural Tug of War in the Gulf and the Unique Case of Saudi Arabia
  11. 4 A Delicate Balancing Act: Art Creation Amid Unpredictability of the State
  12. 5 State-Controlled Cultural Production, Art-World Infrastructures and A Nascent Private Sector
  13. 6 Engaging with Saudi Arabia’s New Arts Playing Field: Opportunities and New Perspectives
  14. Conclusion: Saudi Arabia’s New Creative Economy
  15. Notes
  16. Further Reading