Arts participation / Performing arts
Volume 17 No 4 / August 15, 201815 August 2018
In this issue: A focus on arts and culture participation and the situation of the performing arts, including two Canadian surveys and two American studies.
Resources
A Long Lead: The Decision-Making Timeframe of Cultural Attendees
Arts Research MonitorBased on data from various American sources including the National Awareness, Attitudes, and Usage Study from IMPACTS Research and Development, this brief research post indicates that “there is a long lead time in peoples’ intent to visit… View this resource
Performing Arts Ticket Buyer Media Usage Study
Arts Research MonitorThis report aims to provide a “nuanced picture of consumers’ preferences and behavior across a broad cross-section of performing arts organizations”, including four in Canada and 54 in the United States. An online survey in August 2… View this resource
Performing arts, 2016
Arts Research MonitorEvery two years, Statistics Canada provides detailed information about not-for-profit and for-profit organizations in five areas of the performing arts: 1) theatre companies (except musical theatre); 2) musical theatre and opera companies, including… View this resource
Culture Track Canada
Arts Research MonitorCulture Track Canada summarizes survey findings related to Canadian cultural consumers’ engagement and their “attitudes, motivators, and barriers to participation”. The report refers to respondents as cultural consumers because the… View this resource
Other Resources
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