Archive - Statistical insights on the arts

Inflation: Still the top obstacle for organizations and businesses in the arts, heritage, and entertainment in Canada

Also: Analysis of regional differences in the perception of inflation as a top obstacle

Sep 10 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Significant variations in the incomes of immigrant artists by province

Also: analysis of racialized and non-racialized artists

Sep 3

August 2024

Provincial analysis of the representation of immigrants among professional artists, arts leaders, and all cultural workers

The percentages of immigrant artists and cultural workers (and comparisons with the overall labour force) vary significantly across Canada

Aug 27 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Relatively low incomes for artists and other cultural workers who are immigrants to Canada

Analysis of the incomes of artists, arts leaders, and all cultural workers, including differences between racialized and non-racialized workers

Aug 20 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Are immigrants to Canada well represented among professional artists, arts leaders, and all cultural workers?

The 43,000 immigrant artists represent over 20% of all artists

Aug 13 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Arts, culture, and heritage organizations are much smaller than other types of not-for-profit organizations

Big picture analysis of the number of organizations, revenues, and employment levels in Canada, the provinces, and the territories

Aug 6 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

July 2024

Wide variation in the urban and rural proportions of not-for-profit organizations in the arts, culture, and heritage between the provinces…

Analysis of the number of organizations, revenues, employment levels, and rural / urban split in each province and territory

Jul 30 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Rural areas and small towns have a higher percentage of arts, culture, and heritage organizations than their population share

Also: rural and urban percentages of employment and revenues

Jul 23 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Huge differences in the changes in cultural jobs between the provinces and territories

Long-term analysis (2010 to 2022) and more recent changes (2019 to 2022)

Jul 16 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Province-by-province growth or decline in cultural economies (including an analysis of the territories)

Long-term analysis (2010 to 2022) and more recent changes (2019 to 2022)

Jul 9 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

June 2024

Representation of equity-deserving groups in the arts and culture

A by-the-numbers analysis of staffing levels in Canada

Jun 25 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

Severe affordability challenges for cultural workers in Canada

And many other insights into their working conditions

Jun 18 •

Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)

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