There are four resources available as part of the Communicating Value conference’s panel on engaging diverse audience. Kim Kruger’s presentation on Ilbijerri’s “Blak Bums [...]
Andrew McIntyre provides three resources on engaging audiences for the Communicating Value conference. In The Case against Arts Marketing, he argues that arts marketing practices commonly in use [...]
These two presentations characterize the new age of digital marketing as letting your message go “out of control”. Indeed, user contributions are becoming much more common. [...]
Anne Parsons’ presentation stresses the need to start a dialogue and create a connection with recipients of marketing messages. The current advertising landscape is characterized by [...]
In a presentation about Communicating Value, Alan S. Brown outlines the “benefits emanating from the arts experience”, including individual, interpersonal and community impacts. The [...]
During workshop sessions at the conference on Official Language Research Issues, organized by the Department of Canadian Heritage, Kelly Hill presented existing research and research gaps related [...]
Based on Statistics Canada's General Social Survey, this report provides provincial information about cultural and heritage activities in 1992 and 2005.The report provides [...]
Based on Statistics Canada's General Social Survey, this recent report from Hill Strategies Research provides statistical information about the cultural and heritage activities of [...]
This report shows that Canadian consumers spent over $25 billion on cultural goods and services in 2005, including art supplies and musical instruments, art works and events, home entertainment, [...]
The 11 local reports in the Vital Signs series provide some interesting information about the arts in the selected communities. However, because some of the indicators do not follow standard [...]
