Two teams of curators wanted to make their upcoming gallery reinstallations compelling and resonant for visitors. The museum’s interpretation and audience research staff asked Slover Linett to work with both curatorial teams over several years, to bring visitors’ and... Read more
Slover Linett has done considerable research on classical music audiences and innovations over the years. But other kinds of music are also vital, evolving art-forms, with their own communities of creators and consumers. So we’ve been delighted to partner with Folk... Read more
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We are honored and excited to play a small role in a big idea emanating from Santa Cruz, California. OF/BY/FOR ALL is a new, international change network created by museum and community leader and author Nina Simon to help civic, cultural, and community organizations... Read more
In 2019, we’ve been working again with Ballet Austin and the Goodman Theatre on related research questions: How do audiences decide to take the leap of attending dance or theater performances that they don’t know much about? Both organizations are grantees of the... Read more
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@Museumptnrs By all means! This is for the field, and for the communities our sector serves. The funding will come from major foundations, to be announced next week. Thanks for that point.
Yes, an urgent research-and-strategy collaboration with our friends @LaPlacaCohen, plus great funders, partners & advisors around the arts & culture sector.
You are all stakeholders in this. A shared picture to inform resilience.
Please stay tuned.
Some important news to share: We'll be collaborating on a national research study of #arts & #culture #audiences & the wider U.S. population during the crisis, about how cultural orgs can help their communities & vice versa. More next week. Excited to contribute to the field...
Some important news to share: We'll be collaborating on a national research study of #arts & #culture #audiences & the wider U.S. population during the crisis, about how cultural orgs can help their communities & vice versa. More next week. Excited to contribute to the field...
We are so looking forward to @ninaksimon’s livestream tomorrow - join us!
#audienceresearch
I've never done a livestream before. But from what I've seen, it's a lot more fun when many people participate in the live chat, asking thoughtful questions and making fun of the speaker's dubious haircare regime (it me). I hope you'll come tomorrow at 11ET! https://twitter.com/OFBYFOR_ALL/status/1245743106030534656
I've never done a livestream before. But from what I've seen, it's a lot more fun when many people participate in the live chat, asking thoughtful questions and making fun of the speaker's dubious haircare regime (it me). I hope you'll come tomorrow at 11ET! https://twitter.com/OFBYFOR_ALL/status/1245743106030534656
Join us Fri, Apr 3rd, 11am ET: @ninaksimon will join @timcynova and Lauren Ruffin @WrkShouldntSuck for a 30-min livestream about how orgs can partner with their communities to imagine a stronger future beyond coronavirus. #WorkShouldntSuck #ofbyforall
http://ow.ly/w21450z2GVZ
Gee, I wonder how this map would sync with @FoxNews audience-share. Demographers & political scientists, do the overlay! #COVIDdenial
Where America Didn‘t Stay Home Even as the Virus Spread
People in Florida and elsewhere continued to travel widely last week, potentially exposing more people to the coronavirus, phone data shows.
www.nytimes.com
"At the end of the day, every theatre is the community it has built."
Great piece from @AmericanTheatre & Lara Smith of @DadsGarage on how the business model of improv could help arts organizations during the time of Covid:
#audienceresearch
Can We Say ‘Yes, And’ to This Crisis?
In a time that calls for new ideas and quick adaptations, improvisers like Dad’s Garage may have an edge.
www.americantheatre.org
Great point by Chicago actor & accessibility advocate @r_costes. Organizations are doing an incredible job creating entertainment on the fly, but we need to think about the needs of *all* audience members, not just some.
Now is an opportunity to do so - let's discuss how.
Many thanks to @r_costes for the reminder: in our haste to create & adapt, we cannot forego #accessibility.
How can we use/learn from this moment to make cultural experiences better for all people?
