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Audience engagement |
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In this issue: A review of recent studies that examine audience engagement, including a report on the importance of engaging audiences and two studies of engagement practices in dance. |
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Culture in small and rural communities |
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In this issue: A number of recent reports have examined how the arts can contribute to the quality of life as well as the social and economic well-being of small and rural communities. These reports have also examined factors that attract artists or contribute to the vitality of the arts in small and rural communities. |
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Culture and international trade |
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In this issue: a focus on culture and international trade, including Hill Strategies’ analysis of data from Statistics Canada on international trade in culture goods and services as well as a guide aimed at assisting Canadians export their cultural products and services. |
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Impacts of the Recession on the Cultural Sector |
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In this issue: A number of recent reports, using quite different methodologies and with different timing, have examined the effects of the recession on the cultural sector in Canada and elsewhere. The main consensus of these reports appears to be that endowments, foundations and business-related funding sources are probably the hardest hit by the recession. |
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Government expenditures on culture / Performing arts organizations / Heritage organizations |
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In this issue: A summary of recently-released statistics on Canada’s cultural sector, including government spending on culture as well as the financial situation of performing arts organizations, museums, art galleries, historic sites, zoos and botanical gardens. These statistics relate to the 2006-07 fiscal year or the 2007 calendar year, obviously pre-dating the recession and recent shifts in government spending. Next month, the Arts Research Monitor will examine reports on the impact of the recession on the cultural sector. |
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