This research was conducted by Gary Crawford and three others at the University of Salford, UK and Queensland University of Technology, Australia
This paper analysed the potential of a mobile app for selling tickets and expanding the audience amongst a student audience for classical music. The research specifically focused on …
This research was conducted by Diane Crone and five other people at the University of Gloucestershire and elsewhere, UK
This study involved patients suffering from a variety of conditions, including anxiety, stress, depression, chronic pain, illness or bereavement. The patients were referred by a health professional to a 10-week art …
This research was conducted by Adam Behr, Matt Brennan and Martin Cloonan at the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow, UK
This paper examined how various people (particularly concert-goers) articulate the value of live music. The paper looked specifically at six concerts across a range of genres at …
This research was conducted by Anna Goulding at Newcastle University, UK
Over a period of 21 months, 43 participants aged 60-92 visited three contemporary art galleries in the northeast of England. They listened to a talk before taking part in facilitated discussions in which personal responses to the artworks were …
This research was conducted by Andrew Newman, Anna Goulding and Chris Whitehead at Newcastle University, UK
This paper looked at the responses of people to a contemporary art exhibition and their involvement in activity relating to it. In particular the research examined how people talked about art in relation to …
This research was conducted by Kalliopi Fouseki at The Science Museum.
The research explores how community consultation is carried out by museums, and highlights in particular the perceptions of community members involved. It uses the case study of seven institutions and their development of exhibitions based on the 1807 …
This research was conducted by Jennifer Radbourne, Hilary Glow and Katya Johanson at Deakin University, Australia
This paper summarises the early development of the Arts Audience Experience Index by researchers and arts organisations in Australia. It is an adaptable tool that can be used to measure the intrinsic impacts of …
This research was conducted by Katharine Smithrim and Rena Upitis
This paper sets out the results of a major research project examining the impact of the Learning Through the Arts (LTTA) programme in Canada. The LTTA is a model of arts education where professional artists develop a multi-year curriculum of …
This research was conducted by Christine Y. Mason, Kathlyn M. Steedly and Mary S. Thormann at Mason & Associates, VSA Arts and Educational Links International, USA
This paper looks at the role of arts education in the life of children with special educational needs. The researchers conducted 34 focus groups …
This research was conducted by Kerry Beesley, Jennifer Helen White, Megan K. Alston, Anne L. Sweetapple and Michael Pollack at the Hunter New England Local Health Network and Area Health Service, Australia
This paper presents the results of a series of interviews conducted with people in New South Wales, Australia …