What is patronage studies?
The interdisciplinary field of patronage studies examines gift relationships between artists and benefactors. It questions not only why benefactors support the arts, but also how and why artists and cultural institutions accept this support. Patronage is a game of give and take that has its own rituals, ideals, taboos and sensitivities.
Blog
Blog: Met open armen? Voorwaarden die Nederlandse auteurs stellen aan het vragen om en aanvaarden van zorg
Blog: The Art of Asking: Historische en Hedendaagse Strategieën in Culturele Geefrelaties
Blog: De kunst van samen financieren: matchfunding onder de loep
Research repository
Beeld: ERNOP Webinar The Art of Asking. Interaction & Reciprocity in the Cultural Sector
Art, Access and Influence: Mihri Rasim’s (1885–1954) Transnational Strategies Through Portraiture in: International Journal for History, Culture and Modernity – Ahead of print
What Strategies Do Dutch Authors Deploy in Literary Grant Procedures?
Podcast: Betaalde liefde | Podium Klassiek
Patronage in the Arts: Theories and Contemporary Challenges
Matched-Money in the Arts and Culture: Conceptualising Online and Offline Matchfunding Models
Funding the Arts and Culture Through Tax Incentives
An Introduction to the Art of Asking: Strategies of Patronage Solicitation Through the Ages in Music, Literature, Visual Arts, and Intellectual Culture
Het Utrechtse muziekcollege in de achttiende eeuw: Patriciaat en cultuurpolitiek tussen privaat en publiek
