Arts Management Newsletter
No 80: Audience Developement
This issue is all about Audience Developement.
Table of Contents
Special Topic: Audience Development
- Interview with Donna Walker-Kuhne, Walker Communications Group
- Interview with Joan-Albert Serra, The Sage Gateshead
- Interview with Myran Parker-Brass, The Boston Symphony Hall
- Trends: Can museums and galleries afford their audiences?
- Trends: Bringing Audience Development and Marketing together
- Trends: Strategies for Creating Diverse Audiences
- Trends: Entrepreneurship and Marketing in Audience Development (New Zealand)
- Grants: 2008 Audience Development Fund
- News: Audience Development Capacity Building
- Book: Invitation to the party
- Education: Internship in Audience Development
- News: Detroit Orchestra receives $1m donation to improve music education
- Resource: Fuel4arts.com - the marketing and audience development resource
- Review: Audience Development Conference in Berlin
- Link Collection for Audience Development
General Topics
- News: Hope for Africa's largest intern. film and television market
- News: Museums Refine the Art of Listening
- Book: Performing Arts Management. A Handbook of Professional Practices
- Book: The Art Of Governance. Boards in the Performing Arts
- Review: 2008 Ticketing Professional Conference, Australia
- Preview: Seeing Renewal with New Eyes - The Bilbao Experience
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