In the arts and culture sector, people, communities, and their stories are at the heart of incredible creative work. As marketers, we don’t just promote, we interpret. We reach into the soul of that work and translate it for audiences. Digital marketing and web development agency HdK give us practical tips on sharing space and … Read more
How do you make centuries-old performances resonate in today’s digital world? To find out, Jocelyn Kotvis, Content Marketer at CultureSuite caught up with Henny van Haelen, Senior Online Marketer at The Hague’s leading performing arts centre, Amare.
Digital content in most arts organisations is primarily used as marketing. Its seen as a way to support transactional relationships – to ‘convert’ audiences in some way (usually to sell tickets or get people through doors). Zosia Poulter, Content Strategist at Substrakt tells us its time for a new approach.
A collection of resources from the industry-leading arts and culture CRM solution, Tessitura. These continue the discussion following their Next Level Marketing session at AMA’s Digital Marketing Day 2023. Insight and practical solutions on digital transformation, digital strategy and creating a data-driven culture.
With hundreds of people and literally millions of objects, grappling with all the potential stories National Museums Scotland has to explore is no small task. How do they harness the raging content river’s power instead of being at its mercy? And how do they produce content that matters? Russell Dornan tells us how.
Lizzie Peabody is the producer and host of the Smithsonian’s flagship podcast Sidedoor. Lizzie talks us through her approach to reaching new audiences wherever they are. One of a series of podcasts with museum people by For Arts Sake.
Two audio case studies by The Audience Agency on the power of storytelling. In the first Richard Leeming talks to Dave Howard of Bespoken Media and Vic Turnbull from Mic Media about how they work with clients to make podcasts that tell powerful stories. In the second he talks strategy, specificity, and scalability with the … Read more
The heritage sector is uniquely placed to use people-centred storytelling. People, their history, communities, identity, culture and oral history are at the heart of many heritage organisations. Unlike product or service-based industries, people visit, learn, maintain, and share the rich stories that have happened at your location. You can ensure people are at the heart … Read more
1. Background Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy’s partners, the University of Leeds, manage their Centre for Immersive Technologies working with more than 80 researchers from a range of university subjects focusing on five priority areas of health, transport, education, productivity, and culture. The Centre is being coordinated through six academic leads and has a poet and … Read more
1. Project overview Participants from South London Gallery’s young people’s forum, the Art Assassins, took the lead in researching and re-examining the 1911 Festival of Empire. Through this project, the Art Assassins developed archival research and digital storytelling skills, engaging with online platforms including Wikimedia and FrameVR. 2. Project stats Data accurate as of … Read more
