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Changes in the direct economic impact of the arts and culture between 2019 and the summer of 2022
The performing arts remain furthest away from full recovery
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
Publicly owned arts and culture spaces in Canada’s provinces and territories
Number of spaces, condition, and urban / rural split
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
The state of publicly owned arts and culture spaces in Canada
Most are locally owned, and quite a few are in poor condition
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
Longer-term changes in jobs and economic impact of the arts and culture
Data analysis of the first half of each year from 2012 to 2022
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
Direct economic impact of the arts and culture: Changes since 2019
Data analysis from the second quarter of 2022
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Arts and culture job counts: Changes since 2019
Data analysis from the second quarter of 2022
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
Changes in the economic impacts of the visual arts since 2010
Longer-term and pandemic-induced changes in Canada
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
Visual arts: $4 billion in direct economic impact in Canada
Current data on a sometimes overlooked sector
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
All signs point to precarity
Income volatility and low income of artists and content creators are confirmed by a new-ish survey
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Hill Strategies (Kelly Hill)
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