As part of our goal of providing top-quality, highly-relevant and insightful research for the arts, Kelly Hill, President of Hill Strategies Research
has created and conducted over 20 presentations since 2002, many of which are available for download below. Kelly Hill has made presentations in both official languages, in various disciplines and in all regions of the country.
This webinar highlights key information on performing arts audiences, marketing and engagement, with an emphasis on research findings that performing arts managers and marketers can apply to their day-to-day work in the sector. The presentation includes information about performing arts attendance, consumer spending, audience motivations and audience engagement.
Kelly Hill's French-language presentation « Que contribuent les artistes dans nos petites villes et municipalités rurales du Canada ? », which was to take place today in the Dieppe (N.B.) Arts and Culture Centre has been postponed due to poor weather in the Moncton area yesterday. No flights landed in Moncton yesterday evening!
The presentation will take place at a later date (to be determined).
As part of the Statistical Insights on the Arts series, Kelly Hill will conduct four presentations in 2011-12 for no speaking / preparation fee. The four no-fee presentations for 2011-12 that have been chosen from 13 proposals are:
Key Statistics on Performing Arts Attendance and Marketing, bilingual webinar, Performing Arts Alliance, January 2012.
Statistics on Artists in Small and Rural Municipalities,Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du N.-B., Moncton, January 2012.
Toward a Better Understanding of the Arts in the Alberta Economy & Society, Edmonton Heritage Council, Grant MacEwan University, Alberta Museums Association and Edmonton Arts Council, Edmonton, March 2012.
Engaging audiences in the visual arts: Directions and trends in audience participation, attendance, donorsand volunteers, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg, Ontario, March 2012.
As part of the Statistical Insights on the Arts series, Kelly Hill will conduct four presentations in 2011-12 for no speaking / preparation fee. The speaking fee (covering preparation time) is funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage, the Canada Council for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council in conjunction with their funding of the Statistical Insights on the Arts series. More information is available in the full description.
This presentation and discussion session helped participants develop some key storylines about the arts in Barrie. Kelly Hill presented information about artists in Barrie, culture in smaller cities, arts attendance trends, audience engagement, arts education, as well as the social and economic effects of culture. Participants discussed the research findings and how they applied to the arts in Barrie.
