Arts Research Monitor Issue

This month: a focus on arts advocacy and the impacts of the arts, including Canadian and American guides to making the case for the arts, a Scottish resource on the impacts of the arts, as well [...]

This month: a guide to audience research for smaller performing arts organizations as well as three reports that highlight factors in arts participation beyond simple demographics.

This month: a focus on arts education reports from Canada and the U.S., including studies of music, museum and library education, the status of arts education in North American schools, and [...]

This month: a focus on Aboriginal arts, including reports on Aboriginal curators, languages and funding programs in Canada, Aboriginal art centres in Australia, as well as a statistical profile [...]

This month: American and Canadian research on partnerships, including their potential and pitfalls, unique performing arts collaborations, partnerships between large and small cultural [...]

Dans ce numéro : des rapports sur la lecture et l’achat de livres ainsi que sur les dépenses publiques et de consommation au chapitre de la culture.

This month: reports on book reading and purchasing as well as consumer and government spending on culture.

This month: a focus on arts education and literacy, including Canadian studies examining arts programs for at-risk youth, school libraries, teacher-librarians and adult literacy.

With a Canadian election coming in the next eight months, Arts Research Monitor Volume 4, No 2 summarizes some arts advocacy resources and provides a compilation of key statistics from recent [...]

What benefits do the arts have for attendees and participants? What are the best arguments to make in advocating for the arts? Volume 4, no 1 summarizes three reports that examine the potential [...]