We’ve come a long way from the difficulties of recent years, and some key metrics are starting to show a positive trend. But we’re not out of the woods yet, writes David Reece.
Now more than ever it’s important to focus on the things that really matter, to free ourselves of distractions and to identify earned income opportunities, says Robin Cantrill-Fenwick.
While many arts and culture organisations are concerned about their financial viability, emotional resilience will also be essential to seeing out the pandemic, argues Robin Cantrill-Fenwick.
The era of Coronavirus created an 18-month crevasse in our databases. As we climb up the other side, what is the role of historic data?
With some questioning the usefulness of pre-pandemic datasets, Libby Papakyriacou argues that now more than ever, understanding historic data is crucial to recovery.
In these uncertain times, it’s important to return to our core principles: making the most of the information we have and not being afraid to experiment, explains David Reece.
Baker Richards’ CEO Robin Cantrill-Fenwick shared his perspective on the future of arts and culture at the end of 2020, first published by the Arts Marketing Association