Statements about a culture do not in themselves make a culture although they may seek to advertise, package and promote a desired version of it… the language with which we are now familiar has been carefully honed by politicians from many portfolios over the past few decades and serves much larger political agendas than those of the arts and culture.
Bereson, R. (2003). Renaissance or Regurgitation? Arts Policy in Singapore 1957-2003. The Asia Pacific Journal of Arts and Cultural Management, 1(1), p.13. Retrieved from http://ojs.arts.unimelb.edu.au/index.php/ARTMJ/article/viewFile/69/55
