Presentations
Recent presentations of arts research information
Demographic Patterns in Canadians’ Performing Arts Participation
PresentationsBased on the largest survey of Canadians’ arts participation, this presentation highlights similarities and differences in performing arts participation for different demographic groups. The presentation focuses on performing arts attendance by immig… View this resource
Francophones outside Quebec: Indicators of artistic vitality
PresentationsThis French-language presentation examined indicators of artistic vitality among Francophones outside Quebec, drawing on two main sources: data on artists from the 2016 census; and data on arts participation from the 2016 General Social Survey. The p… View this resource
As part of our goal to distribute insightful arts research information, Kelly Hill has created and conducted many presentations in both official languages, in various disciplines, and in all regions of the country.
Call for 2 no-fee presentations by March 28, 2019
PresentationsPlease submit brief proposals by January 9, 2019 As part of the Statistical Insights on the Arts series, Kelly Hill will conduct two presentations in early 2019 for no speaking fee. The speaking fee (covering preparation time) is funded by the Depart… View this resource
Spotlight on the Arts: Impact on Business, Health and Well-being
PresentationsThe arts economy is unique, making it a fascinating area of study. In Canada, culture represents over 700,000 jobs and about $62 billion in direct economic impact. Culture’s value-added impact is much larger than that of agriculture, forestry,… View this resource
Situation of New Brunswick artists
PresentationsThis presentation examined the current socio-economic and professional situation of New Brunswick artists, including statistics on artists and cultural workers in the province as well as the broader impacts of the creative sector. View this resource
Arts, Culture, Health, Well-being, and Social Connectedness
PresentationsWhile sport and physical activity are widely acknowledged as important for good health, the links between arts and culture to health and wellbeing are less well understood and less frequently acknowledged. Kelly Hill's presentation reviewed resea… View this resource
Artists, cultural workers, and the creative sector in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge
PresentationsKelly Hill's presentation in Kitchener provided information about artists and cultural workers in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge, as well as the broader impacts of the creative sector. The presentation included data indicating that, across Canada,… View this resource
