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Culture and the Creative Economy |
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In this issue: A number of reports on the creative economy, including the role of arts and culture in stimulating innovation and creativity. An international forum examines the creative economy around the globe, while other reports highlight the prospects for the creative economy in two Canadian provinces. |
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Situation of artists |
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In this issue: A number of recent reports have examined the situation of artists. This issue of the Arts Research Monitor reviews five reports from Canada and the U.S. concerning the number of artists, their earnings and other characteristics of artists’ working lives. |
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Situation of older artists |
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In this issue: A number of reports and resources on the situation of older artists. The reports examine issues such as earnings, pensions, financial planning, health care, housing and many others. The reports seek to provide some answers to the questions: Do artists retire? What does retirement look like for artists? If artists are often poor during their active working lives, how do they survive during their later years? |
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Facilities / Cultural Infrastructure |
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In this issue: a focus on cultural facilities in Canada, based on a series of reports from the now-defunct Centre of Expertise on Culture and Communities. |
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Government expenditures on culture / Museums and art galleries / Performing arts organizations |
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In this issue: five recent reports that examine data on Canada’s cultural sector, including government spending on culture, the financial situation of museums and art galleries, as well as the financial health of performing arts organizations. In addition to a summary of the published reports, new data analysis by Hill Strategies Research is included in this issue of the Arts Research Monitor. |
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