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@SMUDataArts releases its 9th Arts Vibrancy Index, ranking the top 40 most arts-vibrant communities of 2024! Learn more and explore our interactive map to see how your county scores on key measures of supply, demand, and government support for the arts 🔗 bit.ly/3Brm5Dk
A key focus of this #report is on micro-organizations—those with budgets under $60K—that are central to the #BayArea arts ecosystem but often excluded from big-picture data. In partnership with the @KR_Foundation, we helped bring their stories and struggles to light. Read more🔗
NEW REPORT: Explore the challenges & opportunities that theater, dance & performing arts orgs faced from 2019-2023. The findings highlight micro-orgs (budgets <$60K) that are often overlooked & are relevant to navigating today's evolving funding landscape. krfoundation.org/news/arts/repo…
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Report Assesses Sustainability Of Bay Area Performing Arts Sector - Kenneth Rainin Foundation
The Bay Area Arts and Culture Organizational Sustainability Survey reflects trends from 2019 to 2023 that affirm the challenges and highlight the opportunities that theater, dance and performing arts...
Our deepest thanks to the organizations and artists who contributed their data and insights. We look forward to seeing how this report helps catalyze meaningful change across the theatre community. #NYC #Theatre #ArtsResearch
A.R.T./New York is proud to share Health + Wealth: Empowering NYC Theatremakers Through Data. Created with @SMUDataArts & Skeleton Key Strategies, the report offers insights to build a more resilient, dynamic nonprofit theater field. Check it out here: bit.ly/4jEJNNf
Every state has a unique set of creative industries and a unique way of measuring the creative economy. Visit our Interactive Database of State Creative Economy Studies to find specific reports for your state. nasaa-arts.org/research/creat… #NASAAresearch
Research from @SMUDataArts confirms: Inclusion strengthens entire organizations. ✅ Higher job satisfaction ✅ Greater employee loyalty ✅ Fewer looking elsewhere Read the full report 🔗 bit.ly/4iHEWKc #ArtsResearch #EquityInArts #WorkplaceWellbeing #SMUDataArts
Advocacy in action, powered by data. 👏 @Arts4LA uses our Arts Vibrancy Index to amplify community voices and advocate for increased arts funding at City Hall. It’s a fantastic example of how local data can help shape policy and investment in the creative sector.
"Advocacy" means being a voice for your community. Arts for LA was at City Hall today w/100+ artivists to put advocacy into practice. We met with elected officials to champion more funding for grants, apprenticeships & the '28 Cultural Olympiad. #ArtsMonth artsforla.org/arts-month-los…
💬 “Our most valuable resource is each other.” 79% of women artists say community—not institutions—is what sustains them, according to a new report that surveyed over 1200 artists of all ages. Read the full report 🔗 bit.ly/4jxnpoR #AWAWReport #artsresearch
How can research help sustain the arts in uncertain times? Dr. Barbara-Shae Jackson and Dr. Jen Benoit-Bryan explore the role of culturally responsive research in shaping a more inclusive future for arts and culture. Watch the full interview 🔗 bit.ly/4c625Eq
How do the arts contribute to vibrant, healthy communities? @ArtsFund's latest Livability Impact Study of the Arts explores the role that the arts play in fostering civic engagement, economic opportunity, and social cohesion across Washington State. 🔗 bit.ly/3QZnF3s
Thank you for making SMU Giving Day a success 🌟 Whether you donated, spread the word, or quietly cheered us on, thank you for being a vital part of the SMU DataArts community of researchers, arts leaders, and arts supporters. See the results below 🔗 bit.ly/4a0UrbW
At @SMUDataArts, we are committed to advancing the arts sector through data-driven insights. Our 2024 Annual Report highlights a year of growth, innovation, and collaboration—exploring financial trends, arts vibrancy, and the role of AI in grantmaking. 🔗 bit.ly/41irgi5
Our latest analysis with @chorusamerica reveals key financial trends from 2019 to 2023, showing how choruses have strengthened their savings, adjusted to inflation, and maintained financial stability despite shifting revenue sources. #ArtsResearch bit.ly/4hYiWuo 🔗
As theatres navigate financial shifts and attendance challenges, new opportunities emerge to deepen impact. Jen Benoit-Bryan highlights the power of audience diversification and community-driven engagement in revitalizing attendance. @AmericanTheatre 🔗 bit.ly/3CqX0Jt
🎉 Exciting news! Bao-Long Chu, program director for arts and parks at @HoustonEndowmnt, has been named the fourth Nasher Haemisegger Fellow for @SMUDataArts, starting February 3, 2025. Read the full press release 🔗 bit.ly/4glBaF2 #SMU #SMUDataArts #ArtsResearch
Thrilled to see our 2024 Arts Vibrancy Index featured in @hyperallergic! Executive Director, Jen Benoit-Bryan shares insights on the methodology as well as a glimpse into the response we've seen from the sector at large. bit.ly/40qo0Ax #ArtsResearch #AVI2024
We’re honored to receive support from @NEAarts to advance research on equitable grantmaking! Together with @PGHArtsCouncil, we're working to promote fairness and transparency in arts funding using machine learning. 🔗bit.ly/3Wj3HDP #machinelearning #artsresearch #ai
We are excited to announce more than $36 million to support the arts in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, & DC! 🎉 Grant categories include Grants for Arts Projects, Challenge America, Research Grants, and Literature Fellowships (poetry & translation projects): bit.ly/3Wf7ylq
SMU DataArts is pleased to announce the @NEAarts has approved a $50K grant to study equitable grantmaking using AI. In partnership with @PGHArtsCouncil, our study aims to promote fair funding for the arts. Read more 🔗 bit.ly/3Wj3HDP #machinelearning #artsresearch #ai
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.@SMUDataArts' 2024 data ranks Boston the 3rd most arts-vibrant large community in the nation! (Up 1 spot from last year – its highest position ever.) #PowerOfCulture #mapoli massculturalcouncil.org/blog/celebrati…
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