How can you create creative learning environments for citizens with different socio-cultural traditions and cultural receptive habits? Which roles do the location and history of a cultural institution play regarding the contents and systematic approach to educational work? How can the changing demographic conditions be taken into consideration when offering cultural programs? This book focuses on these and other questions, such as concerning the quality of the efforts to establish a relationship with the audience. Scientists and practitioners working in the fields of the arts, culture, architecture, education, social work and urban development evaluate the most important aspects of cultural education from the versatile perspectives of different countries around the world. They show methods and formats of contemporary cultural education, presenting viewpoints and experiences of research and practice.
