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Art & Culture
Arts, culture, media, heritage, creative industries and transformations in representation.
The Art & Culture section examines artistic practice, media, heritage and the creative industries as economic, social and political forces. It studies the circulation of works and ideas, cultural institutions, production models and the changing representations that shape societies.
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From Woodstock to Pride: When Counterculture Becomes Culture
Art & Culture
From Woodstock to Pride: When Counterculture Becomes Culture
In August 1969, a farm in upstate New York became, for a few days, the center of a world that no longer wanted to resemble the one inherited from its parents. Around 400,000 people converged on Woodstock.
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