Izvleček
Ljubiteljska kultura je v Sloveniji množično izvajana, bogata in razvejana po dejavnostih. Številna kulturna društva in skupine prirejajo najrazličnejše dogodke, da predstavijo svojo umetniško dejavnost. Dejavnost je razširjena od vrtcev in osnovnih šol do srednjih šol, mladinskih in odraslih kulturnih društev ter najstarejših kulturnih ustvarjalcev. Kulturna društva povezuje Zveza kulturnih društev na občinskem oz. medobčinskem nivoju. Zveze kulturnih društev se na državni ravni povezujejo v Zvezo kulturnih društev Slovenije. Javni sklad RS za kulturne dejavnosti (JSKD) predstavlja profesionalno državno podporno strukturo na področju ljubiteljske kulture v Sloveniji. Izvaja programske, finančne in izobraževalne naloge s svojo centralno strokovno službo v Ljubljani in 59 območnimi izpostavami po celotnem teritoriju Republike Slovenije. Trenutna organiziranost ljubiteljske kulture se je izoblikovala skozi preteklo stoletje, ter se vedno znova prilagajala različnim družbenim ureditvam. V prispevku smo osvetlili organiziranost ljubiteljske kulture in njen zgodovinski razvoj.
Abstract
Organisation of Non-professional (Amateur) Culture in Slovenia
Non-professional (amateur) culture has a strong presence in Slovenia, offering rich and diverse activities. A large number of cultural associations and groups organise different events to present their artistic activities. These activities are performed in kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, youth and adult cultural associations as well as by elderly cultural performers. Cultural associations at the municipal level are linked under the Union of Cultural Societies. These Unions of Cultural Societies are then joined at the national level in the Union of Cultural Societies of Slovenia (ZKDS). The Public Fund for Cultural Activities (JSKD) is a governmental professional institution offering a support structure for youth and non-professional (amateur) culture and art in Slovenia. It performs programme, financial and educational activities together with its headquarters in Ljubljana and 59 branch offices all over Slovenia. The present organisational structure of the non-professional (amateur) culture has developed over the past century and is still adapting to the new social regulations. This article presents the organisation of the nonprofessional (amateur) culture and its historical development.