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31 January 2012 Free symposium - Using Arts Audiences: Insight to grow your audiences - 15 March, 2012
We are delighted to announce that our next free symposium will be on 15 March, 2012 and will be introducing Arts Council England's audience segmentation model - a valuable resource to help you understand and reach current and potential arts attenders.
26 January 2012 New toolkit for audience research at outdoor events and festivals
We are delighted to be able to share our new toolkit of advice, templates and resources for researching audiences at outdoor events and festivals, which we launched at our recent symposium for the outdoor arts sector.
13 January 2012 NCA UK Arts Index now available to all
We helped the National Campaign for the Arts produce their inaugural UK Arts Index, which was presented in parliament in December 2011 and is now freely available online.
9 December 2011 Creation of new national audience development agency confirmed for 2012
Plans to create a single national organisation for audience development benefiting cultural organisations across England advanced this week, as the boards of the key agencies (All About Audiences, Audiences London and Audiences South West) have agreed plans to merge into a single national agency.
1 December 2011 We are recruiting a Freelance Associate in the East of England.
Audiences London is expanding. Due to increased demand for our services, we are seeking an associate to develop and deliver a range of audience development services in the East of England on a freelance basis.
20 October 2011 Snapshot London: Visual Arts reveals profile and habits of visitors to London’s major galleries for first time
Research co-ordinated by Audiences London and funded by Arts Council England, London, on behalf of 21 London galleries has for the first time provided a comprehensive picture of visitors to London’s publicly funded galleries.
5 October 2011 FREE Symposium - Understanding Audiences for Outdoor Arts and Festivals, 24 January 2012
We are delighted to announce our FREE symposium to share the toolkit of resources we have developed on understanding audiences for outdoor arts and festivals.
16 September 2011 Audience Development agencies in national merger talks
We’ve just announced embryonic plans to create a new national audience development organisation by merging with All About Audiences in the north and other audience development agencies, operating under the working title Audiences Plus.
16 September 2011 Museums applying for ACE Renaissance Grants - How Audiences London can help
If you are a museum planning to apply for a Renaissance major grant - and you are going to focus on meeting ACE’s Goal 2: 'More people experience and are inspired by museums' - Audiences London can help.
31 August 2011 Audiences South closing: Audiences London to provide continuing support
Audiences London will provide ongoing audience development support to organisations in the South East after the closure of Audiences South.
21 July 2011 AL at the AMA Conference 2011
Sarah Boiling, our Deputy CEO, has been transported to Glasgow for this year's annual arts marketers' get together...
21 July 2011 AL at the Capital Age Festival
AL continues its joint working with Capital Age Festival and Entelechy Arts to raise the profile of older audiences and artists.
21 July 2011 Book now for an AL seminar
Our new events series includes seminars in research, growing audiences and community engagement.
7 June 2011 What's new?
Find out what Audiences London has been up to recently.
6 April 2011 FUSE: effective working with young people
Royal Parks audience development initiative.
6 December 2010 Orchestral audiences ‘more loyal’ than other artforms
Audiences for orchestral music are more loyal to the artform, are likely to attend more frequently and to book earlier than audiences for other performing arts, according to a research project carried out by Audiences London(1) for a consortium of twelve orchestras and orchestral venues(2) in London.
13 September 2010 I Value the Arts - join the campaign
Tough decisions are being made about public services, and the arts will be affected. If you value the contribution the arts make in your own community, make your voice heard.
13 September 2010 AL's Sarah Boiling takes audience development to Damascus
The trip was facilitated by the British Council and consisted of two days contributing to an international cultural management course followed by a lecture at the Damascus Higher Institute for Dramatic Art and a master class at the Syrian Opera House.
13 September 2010 Helen Ball takes Audience Development back to basics
Helen Ball, Head of Community Engagement at Audiences London, took things ‘Back to Basics’ at one of Film London’s regular Exhibitors Forum events earlier this month.