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Coming soon: Re-centering the Picture: The role of race & ethnicity in cultural engagement during the pandemic

Author: Ashley Ann Wolfe, October 21, 2020

A follow-up analysis of national survey data from Wave 1 of Culture & Community in a Time of Crisis: A Special Edition of Culture Track Stay tuned for this important analysis of data from our large-scale national survey, coming in early November. To be alerted when the report is posted, and to receive other updates from this research and strategy collaboration, please sign up for our newsletter at the bottom of this page. In the meantime, we invite you to check out our news & notes...

Botanical Gardens in a Time of Crisis: Targeted Results from a National Study of Attenders and the Public

Author: Ashley Ann Wolfe, October 05, 2020

Presented on September 30, 2020, Slover Linett’s Jen Benoit-Bryan and Madeline Smith joined The Morton Arboretum’s Alicia LaVire to share national findings from the general public with responses from recent visitors to botanical gardens to provide tailored insights into the attitudes, behaviors, and needs of Americans at this time. Soon after coronavirus started spreading in the United States, Slover Linett and LaPlaca Cohen collaborated to launch a large-scale audience research...

What the arts can learn from social work: Cory Garfin in conversation with Tom O’Connor

Author: Cory Garfin, September 28, 2020

Cory Garfin recently had a wide-ranging conversation with Tom O’Connor, a marketing and audience development consultant for the arts and culture field, about a piece he had written called “Engaging Arts Audiences in a Time of Trauma.” In it, he lists the six principles of trauma-informed care and suggests how each might lend itself to the arts in a post-Covid world. The six principles are: Safety; Trustworthiness and Transparency; Peer Support; Collaboration and Mutuality; Empowerment Voice...

Exhibit review – Hamilton: The Exhibition

Author: Ashley Ann Wolfe, February 19, 2020

Originally published in the January 2020 issue of Curator: The Museum Journal, Ashley Ann Wolfe reviews the innovative Hamilton Exhibition that was presented in Chicago in 2019, and offers lessons that museums can learn from the exhibition. Preview below, or click here to read the full article. “I got to be in the room where it happens. Well, the room where it happened, technically. I’m speaking of Hamilton: The Exhibition, the unexpected, brilliantly designed 35,000- square-foot...

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