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How to… fail well
Do you find it hard to talk about things that don’t work? How easy is it to be honest about stories of failure?
Talking about failure in the cultural sector can be uncomfortable. But this how-to guide will help you to re-frame failure, to learn and reflect and to recognise how to fail well.
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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.
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Safety concerns and a festive season in risk? Findings from the fourth wave of the Covid-19 participation monitor
Covid-19 and the global cultural and creative sector
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How to… guides
Broker a successful academic partnership
Are you interested in working with academics to create new knowledge and amplify understanding?
Co-commission research
Have you ever wanted to do research but didn’t have either the resources or expertise to do it alone? If the answer is yes, this guide might be what you’re looking for.
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Cultural democracy
What is cultural democracy and how have ideas about cultural democracy – from the radical to the pragmatic – influenced policy and practice?
Co-creating value though audience engagement
How can cultural value be co-created with audiences in a democratic and collaborative way?
Value(s) in cultural participation
Are you thinking about participation and the different values we all bring to our experience of culture?
Understanding audiences
When we think about audience research, are we hoping to engage people who are new to the arts, deepen the experience of those who already attend, or demonstrate the cultural value of live arts events?