INNOVATION & RESILIENCE
IN CANADA’S CULTURAL SECTOR

These reports are the first steps in an attempt to create a vibrant Aboriginal voice in visual arts curation in Canada. The Aboriginal Curatorial Collective believes that their efforts could help rectify a lack of Aboriginal-driven exhibitions and re… View this resource

This Australian lecture (by Jon Altman, Director, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University) examines state sponsorship of the Aboriginal arts sector and the historical development of the role of Aboriginal art ce… View this resource

Based on interviews with participants in 28 partnerships between arts and non-arts organizations in nine American communities as well as survey data from five communities, this report examines the potential for such partnerships to accomplish both ar… View this resource

This report uses interviews with organizations involved in 10 foundation-funded partnerships to examine how partnerships between large and small cultural organizations “can be a useful tool for building cultural participation” and can help organizati… View this resource

This Canadian research, based on interviews with over 50 people involved in “non-traditional” collaborations, provides a profile of these collaborations in order to understand how such partnerships may help performing arts organizations enhance their… View this resource