In the arts, culture and heritage sectors, we often talk about amplifying voices, of audiences, communities, artists. But how often do we think about our own voices, our reach, our networks? Ticketsolve guide us through what it means to feel professionally connected. Not just visible or known, but amplified. Supported. Heard.
Maximise every income stream with a collaborative approach to audience experience in the arts. This new ebook by Spektrix, Working Together to Increase Revenue, gives expert advice on uniting marketing, box office and fundraising teams to maximise revenue and support data-led strategy.
This recording has English subtitles and is 15 minutes in length.
This recording has English subtitles and is 16 minutes in length.
Rachel Midgley, Curator at the Gawthorpe Textiles Collection, and Bev Lamey, Community Engagement Officer, tell the story of the Lancashire Textile Treasures project.  This recording has English subtitles and is 11 minutes in length.
This is ‘how to use digital tools to support collaboration’ guide was produced as part of the Digital Skills for Heritage’s Connected Heritage programme. 1. Project background First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is a Housing Association in Oldham, Greater Manchester that manages around 11,500 properties in the borough of Oldham. For this project, FCHO has … Read more
1. What is a ‘community of practice’? A community of practice brings together people with a shared interest in order that they can learn from each other and provide peer-to-peer support. The community of practice creates a ‘safe space’ that enables like-minded people to share ideas, advice, best practice and support. It can either evolve … Read more
1. What is innovation? Innovation is about developing a new way of doing things. It may mean offering a new service or making a significant change to what you offer your audience. This might, for example, involve: The use of 3D scanned artefacts from museums of 3D models of building reconstructions (Historic Environment Scotland’s Frontiers … Read more
Discover what co-creation means, how it can help you actively listen to and collaborate with the local community and form new partnerships as well as helpful insight on putting it into practice. Explore the Heart of Glass and Battersea Arts Centre report and three podcasts with artists, producers, and collaborators.
This research gives an overview into consortia models used in the Creative People and Places programme. Witten by Catherine Bunting and Tom Fleming.
