Arts

The arts generate a range of benefits for people and society, from bringing individuals pleasure and expanding their horizons to helping communities build stronger social bonds. Research suggests that community orientation and high-quality programming are fundamental to healthy arts organizations.

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Arts

Research into Action A Philadelphia initiative uses data to help it reach a goal of doubling residents’ participation in the arts.
September 1, 2009 report
Arts

Engaging Audiences Can arts organizations build audiences in tough times? A 2009 Wallace Foundation conference showed how some groups are persevering. ...
August 1, 2009 report
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State Arts Policy This RAND study explores how state arts agencies, as key public arts funders, are responding to demographic, political and economic shift...
November 1, 2008 report
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Public Policy

Cultivating Demand for the Arts This RAND study offers an alternative view of how to expand arts audiences: expand demand for the arts through better arts education. ...
September 1, 2008 report
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Arts for All A Wallace conference report examines how arts organizations use marketing, research and new technologies to expand their audiences. ...
August 1, 2008 report
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Creating Public Value Through State Arts Agencies A public management scholar offers guidance on how state arts agencies can build support for their work, especially by determining and pu...
March 10, 2008 report
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The Arts and State Governments State arts agencies seeking more state government support for the arts can consider strengthening relationships with elected officials an...
August 1, 2006 report
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Motivations Matter A path-breaking national survey examines the motivations of audiences at different kinds of arts events and the implications for audience...
November 1, 2005 report

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