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The How of Audience Development for the Arts
by Shoshana Danoff Fanizza
Audiences Europe Network Admin's Blog – October 2011 Archive (8)
I Still Don't Get Twitter... er why not?
Added by Audiences Europe Network Admin on October 18, 2011 at 11:33 — No Comments
But Are We Good At People?
When it comes to choosing your life partner, is it just physical beauty that matters? Or must they have other qualities like kindness, empathy, a good sense of humour, skills in the kitchen or up a ladder? And maybe, when the wrinkles and folds have begun to show,…
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Forget Music. It’s the Parking, Stupid.
Posh consulting firm Oliver Wyman helped a group of American orchestras to find out what was ‘killing them’. Not the hall acoustics, nor quality of playing, nor the conductor, it was the nightmare of parking your car on concert night, particularly for inexperienced…
ContinueAdded by Audiences Europe Network Admin on October 17, 2011 at 14:28 — No Comments
Europe Likes Culture - But Arts Are Minority Interest
Culture is very important to the vast majority of Europeans - but the traditional arts succeed in attracting only a minority of those people.
Fascinating…
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Manchester's Lowry Centre Sells Tickets with Facebook
Back in 2003, that bunch of Harvard geeks who set up an illegal get-to-know-you web site could hardly have dreamed they were changing the way we live our lives. Facebook usage continues to grow exponentially and has set off a seismic shift in communications and consumption.
Manchester's pioneering arts…
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Social Media and Museums: Half Way There
The good news is that a big majority of museum attenders use social media. And they act on their friends' recommendations (presumably via social media?)
The bad news is that most people aren’t aware that museums are offering social media…
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Is there a difference between ‘audience engagement’ and ‘audience development’?
Dance USA has been analysing current dance-going activities, exploring how audiences engage with audiences for dance, and setting up a peer-2-peer learning network.
It’s a $2 million, two year programme…
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Comparing 'Cultural Engagement' Across Europe
Public engagement in sport and culture across Europe is examined in a new report by Orian Brook for the UK Government available for download.
Using Eurobarometer, Eurostat and other data, it compares behaviour, consumption patterns and participation barriers by cultural audiences between EU countries.
Some…
ContinueAdded by Audiences Europe Network Admin on October 5, 2011 at 8:17 — No Comments
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- Social Media and Museums: Half Way There
- Is there a difference between ‘audience engagement’ and ‘audience development’?
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