Creative work and the scale of cultural participation
A visual and editorial reflection on the breadth of creative activity and the many ways people encounter culture.
Read entryResearch and editorial material on how culture, education, creativity and digital life influence the character, resilience and shared possibilities of places.
This section brings together questions about the relationship between a territory’s economic performance, cultural life and academic intensity. It considers the ways public cultural investment can support local development, participation and social connection.
The resource also follows the pressures created by digital distribution: changing work, new training needs, the circulation of cultural content and the search for sustainable models for creative activity.
Consult the research collection connected with territorial attractiveness, cultural participation, cities and social cohesion.
Explore surveysPlaces represented across the resource include: Abu Dhabi, Avignon, Barcelona, Berlin, Bilbao, Bologna, Brussels, Buenos Aires, Detroit, Dublin, Florence, Glasgow, Istanbul, Lille, Liverpool, London, Los Angeles, Lyon, Madrid, Marseille, Mexico City, Montreal, Mumbai, New York, Paris, Philadelphia, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, Sydney, Toronto, Venice and Vancouver.
Helpful notes
It refers to the cultural, educational, social and economic qualities that make a place meaningful, welcoming and capable of retaining or attracting activity.
Cultural activity can create shared experiences, support participation and give different communities ways to contribute to public life.
No. The material considers cities and territories of different scales, with attention to local initiatives, institutions, education and networks.
The related surveys page gathers publications and studies associated with territorial change and cultural development.
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