About CCV

About the partnership

The Centre for Cultural Value and the Arts Marketing Association’s knowledge hub, culturehive are working together to help create a better understanding of the differences that culture makes to people’s lives.

 

The partnership has led to the development of a new section of CultureHive. It includes resources on research, evaluation and critical reflection.

We want to help make academic research more relevant and accessible and to promote useful and rigorous approaches to evaluation and learning.  So if you’re thinking about how you can better evaluate the impact of your work, or how you can use research insights and critical reflection in your practice, our resources on cultural value are here to help.

We’re looking forward to working with you so as a sector we can better articulate and capture the differences culture makes.

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Latest resources

Three people looking at a piece of outdoor public art. The artwork is made up of larger notebook pages. The page to the front of the image has the text: to leaf is
To Leaf is to Learn - public art by Juanjo Novella and Simon Armitage (Photo by Mark Webster)
research

Research Digest: Culture and placemaking

A performance group called "Without Walls" performs “Belly of the Whale”. They are stood on top of a seesaw-like sculpture in front of Wakefield Cathedral at Wakefield Council’s Seaside in the City.
Wakefield Council (Photo by Andy Hardwick))
essential-read

My essential reads: Artists’ livelihoods

TRENDING RESOURCES

An ensemble of violinists, guitarists, percussionists and guitarists perform on stage at Bridgewater Hall in front of a concert audience. They are backed by yellow and white lighting.
The Oracle at Bridgewater Hall. Photo by Gaelle Beri
guide-toolkit

How to … create intimate and intense ‘classical music’ experiences

Image of three sculptures displayed on top of a green box. The background of colourful fabrics.
We Gather Exhibition at the Crafts Council Gallery, 2021. Vessels sculpture by Francisca Onumah. Photo by Ben Deakin.
guide-toolkit

How to … amplify diverse voices in research and evaluation