Hill Strategies Research has released draft findings from a series of research projects aimed at creating significant new information and insights regarding the status of arts and culture in British Columbia.
Read MoreTune in online on Wednesday, November 18 from 3-5 p.m to watch a free presentation by Hill Strategies Research, and help shape the final reporting for an important research project into the province’s arts and culture sector.
Read MoreMore than one thousand artists signed up for a new BC Artist Registry within a week of its launch last Wednesday by the Alliance for Arts + Culture. Have you added your name yet?
Read MoreCalling all BC artists! We invite all British Columbian adults who are artists in any discipline to be counted in the BC Artist Registry.
Read MoreRSVP to join your Alliance for an engaging FREE presentation by Hill Strategies Research followed by a lively discussion, 3-5 p.m. on Wednesday, November 18 at Pyatt Hall at the VSO School of Music in Vancouver.
Read MoreThe latest issue of Arts Research Monitor includes four reports that take different perspectives on the benefits and impacts of the arts in society, including a Canadian summary of the benefits of music education, a survey of Toronto residents on the value of the arts, an article examining the arts and our shared values, and parallel research from the sports sector regarding the integration of new Canadians via sport.
Read MoreThis issue of Arts Research Monitor includes four reports on the situation of the arts and not-for-profit management, including detailed benchmarks of the performance of U.S. arts organizations, a report on management standards for Canadian charities and not-for-profit organizations, an article on the knowledge needs of arts organizations, and a survey of digital marketing by U.S. performing arts organizations.
Read MoreWith the July 31 deadline approaching, the Alliance is looking for participants for this large-scale research project. Take the survey now!
Read MoreThe Alliance is engaged in a comprehensive research project to improve and summarize the information available on the arts and culture sector and its impacts in British Columbia’s society and economy. Take the survey today!
Read MoreThis issue of Hill Strategies' Arts Research Monitor focuses on the connections between the arts, health, and well-being, including a report on art and the health of Aboriginal Peoples, a presentation on the arts and well-being, a summary of international research into the long-term connections between the arts and health, as well as a study of the neurochemical impacts of music.
Read MoreHill Strategies' latest report in its Statistical Insights in the Arts research series focuses on post-secondary educational qualifications of artists in Canada and the occupations and workforce characteristics of graduates of post-secondary arts programs.
Read MoreStatistics Canada released this week new Culture Satellite Account (CSA) statistics about the economic importance of culture in Canadian provinces and territories.
Read MoreThe latest issue of Hill Strategies' Arts Research Monitor includes summaries of a major Canadian report on active participation in dance, American reports on arts participation and local arts vibrancy, and a report from the United Kingdom on arts participation.
Read MoreThe latest issue of Arts Research Monitor focuses on the situation of theatres and other performing arts organizations in Canada, including summaries of a survey of performing arts organizations, a fact sheet on theatre, a survey of the importance of theatre in Canadian communities, and a report on challenges and opportunities in “the changing theatre landscape”.
Read MoreDo you work in the arts sector, the health sector or somewhere in between? Arts Health BC’s On The Map: Arts & Health in BC project provides a glimpse into how arts and health intersect in BC.
Read MoreThe latest issue of Arts Research Monitor includes an analysis of the situation of Canadian arts organizations, including a report on the impact of the recent economic crisis on arts organizations as well as surveys of heritage organizations, visual arts organizations, and orchestras.
Read MoreResults are in from a nation-wide online survey designed to gain a better understanding of who dances in Canada, where they dance, and why.
Read MoreThe latest edition of Arts Research Monitor includes summaries of four reports providing insights into different aspects of the training and work situations of artists in Quebec, Australia, and the United States.
Read MoreThe latest edition of Arts Research Monitor from Hill Strategies Research. Volume 13, Issue 8.
Read MoreA recent music industry sector profile was prepared by PricewaterhouseCoopers on behalf of Creative BC.
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