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Access to Excellence: Overview Report
Stephen Castles; Bill Cope and Mary Kalantzis.
Excerpts of the Overview Report of the 1994 four-volume study Access to Excellence: A Review of Issues Affecting Artists and Arts from Non-English Speaking Backgrounds examining the concept of artistic excellence and how it can be used both to discriminate against and for artists.
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