Sound Art and the Extended University
Knowles, Julian D. (2007) Sound Art and the Extended University. RealTime: +onscreen, p. 24.
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Abstract
The arts in Australian universities have been under a period of sustained challenge since the mid 1990s. As federal funding to universities has decreased in real terms and pressure has been put on universities to differentiate themselves and compete, most vice-chancellors have paid very close attention to the discipline mixes on offer in their institution and have made substantial moves to reduce the mix and to focus resources on their perceived strengths in the market for which they are seeing high demand. This commissioned article examines the effects of these dynamics on the study of sound-art in an Australian university context.
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