Arts attendance, participation and public perception
Volume 9 No 3 / October 6, 20106 October 2010
In this issue: A summary of four major statistical reports, including a Canadian survey of arts participation and public perception of the arts, a Canadian index of leisure and culture, an American arts index, and an American survey of arts participation.
Resources
2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts
Arts Research MonitorThe National Endowment for the Arts’ 2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts collected data about the arts activities of more than 18,000 Americans 18 years of age and older. The Endowment called the 2008 results “disappointing”, because “a s… View this resource
National Arts Index
Arts Research MonitorThis report from Americans for the Arts synthesizes 76 national indicators into one simple index for the arts in 2008. A product of four years of research and development, the study also tracks the 76 indicators back to 1998, providing an examination… View this resource
Canadian Index of Wellbeing
Arts Research MonitorThe Canadian Index of Wellbeing aims to “create a single, composite index for measuring the wellbeing of Canadians that serves as an alternative to traditional and economic-based measures such as the Gross Domestic Product. The index has eight domain… View this resource
The Arts and Heritage in Canada – Access and Availability 2007
Arts Research MonitorPrepared for the Department of Canadian Heritage by Phoenix Strategic Perspectives, this report contains some interesting insights into the arts in Canada and some information that is not available through Statistics Canada’s arts participation surve… View this resource
Other Resources
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