Pretty sure it wasn't written by a "baying mob", but the new DCMS report on valuing heritage assets defines sculptures and plaques as — wait for it — "moveable heritage".
And, specifically, as examples of a class of heritage "that can be moved into a collection or is mobile"
And, specifically, as examples of a class of heritage "that can be moved into a collection or is mobile"
A very sensible piece by Robert Hewison on the new report here artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/artic…
Read the whole of "Valuing culture and heritage capital: a framework towards informing decision making" here gov.uk/government/pub…
one small take-away message from the new DCMS report is that it definitely misunderstands Karl Marx's account of Gebrauchswert
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