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The Arts and Aging: Building the Science
February 2013
Prepared by Mary Kent and rose Li, rose Li and Associates, Inc.
Prepared by Mary Kent and rose Li, rose Li and Associates, Inc.
Stories for Change: Leadership Examples of Expanding the Arts to New Audiences
May 2012
Partners for Livable Communities
Partners for Livable Communities
Advancing Equity in Arts and Cultural Grantmaking: Perspectives from Five Funders
February 2012
F. Javier Torres, John McGuirk, Edwin Torres, Carlton Turner, Consuella Brown
Published in: GIA Reader, Vol 23, No 1 (Winter 2012)
F. Javier Torres, John McGuirk, Edwin Torres, Carlton Turner, Consuella Brown
Published in: GIA Reader, Vol 23, No 1 (Winter 2012)
The Arts and Human Development: Framing a National Research Agenda for the Arts, Lifelong Learning, and Individual Well-Being
December 2011
NEA Office of Research & Analysis with the National Center for Creative Aging
NEA Office of Research & Analysis with the National Center for Creative Aging
Still Kicking: Aging Performing Artists in NYC and LA Metro Areas: Information on Artists IV
June 2011
Joan Jeffri, with contributions from Martin Y. Iguchi and William Penrose
Joan Jeffri, with contributions from Martin Y. Iguchi and William Penrose
Culture Connects All: Rethinking Audiences in Times of Demographic Change
April 2011
Partners for Livable Communities
Culture Connects All, benchmark report published by Partners for Livable Communities and funded by MetLife Foundation, offers new audience-building opportunities for arts and cultural organizations to engage two of America’s fastest growing populations: older adults and immigrant populations.
Partners for Livable Communities
Culture Connects All, benchmark report published by Partners for Livable Communities and funded by MetLife Foundation, offers new audience-building opportunities for arts and cultural organizations to engage two of America’s fastest growing populations: older adults and immigrant populations.
Age and arts participation: A case against demographic destiny
February 2011
Mark J. Stern
Mark Stern, University of Pennsylvania, analyzes the relationship between age and arts participation in the Survey of Public Participation in the Arts data for 1982, 1992, 2002, and 2008. The report concludes that age and year of birth are poor predictors of arts participation and that the age distribution of art-goers now generally mirrors that of the U.S. adult population. February 2011. 88 pp.
Mark J. Stern
Mark Stern, University of Pennsylvania, analyzes the relationship between age and arts participation in the Survey of Public Participation in the Arts data for 1982, 1992, 2002, and 2008. The report concludes that age and year of birth are poor predictors of arts participation and that the age distribution of art-goers now generally mirrors that of the U.S. adult population. February 2011. 88 pp.