Access to culture is usually discussed in terms of feelings: inclusion, hospitality, a sense of welcome. What I learnt during a series of interviews in two countries is that the feeling of belonging in a cultural space is rarely just a feeling. It is a piece of infrastructure: a voucher, a pricing structure, an administrative rationale, a workshop lasting several months. Someone has to set it up, and someone has to keep it going, usually without much recognition.<\/p>\n\n\n\n