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Centre for Cultural Value

文化价值中心

基本信息

批准号：
AH/S011889/1
负责人：
Ben Walmsley
金额：
$ 263.01万
依托单位：
University of Leeds
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2019 至无数据
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FS011889%2F1
关键词：
Centre Cultural Value

项目摘要

The UK's arts & cultural sector is thriving: it contributes 674,000 jobs and £11.8bn per annum to the economy and remains one of its fastest growing sectors (DCMS, 2018). Yet despite this strong economic performance and its world-leading reputation for quality, the sector consistently fails to comprehend, capture and convey its values in a compelling way. This is partly because it suffers from structural problems including a lack of diversity, skills gaps (especially in data analysis & digital engagement), poor research & evaluation skills, and significant under-investment in training and R&D. These issues hinder its innovation and resilience and compromise its ability to make a coherent and compelling case for investment to key stakeholders, including private donors, corporate sponsors and HM Treasury, and to cognate sectors such as health & education. So we will dedicate resources to training/developing sector practitioners and students (FE/HE/PGR) in key areas of need including data analysis, audience/participant research, research-driven evaluation and storytelling.This proposal has been conceived by a genuinely national consortium comprising world-leading universities & sector partners. These partnerships will enable the Centre to quickly tap into existing networks and gain ready access to different types & sizes of arts/cultural organisations from all over the UK. The Centre will be delivered in a collaborative way that draws on the complementary expertise of its core & affiliate members and harnesses this in a strategic way to maximise the potential of its activities. Based partly on the findings of the Cultural Value Project, the Centre's priority themes will comprise: diversity & inequality, public impact, health & wellbeing, place-making, culture-led regeneration, civic engagement, cultural democracy, co-creation & participation. These themes will be prioritized in our calls for £200k seed funding and reflected in our events. The aim of the events is to stimulate fresh thinking on key themes related to cultural value & engagement and communicate this beyond the sector. The Centre will deliver the following 20 knowledge exchange events over 5 years:1. Scoping Event 1 (Creative workshop, Opera North/DARE, Leeds)2. Scoping Event 2 (Open Space event, British Library, London)3. Launch (Leeds Town Hall)4. Arts impact evaluation (Creative workshop, U. of Liverpool)5. Cultural & economic value (Symposium, Cardiff University)6. Arts, wellbeing & health policy (Colloquium, U. of Leeds)7. Cultures of participation & co-production (Creative workshop, QMU, Edinburgh)8. Diversity Forum (Coventry 2021)9. Audience research & empirical aesthetics (Participatory Action Research event, UCL)10. Cultures of fandom (Symposium, U. of Bristol)11. Creative industries, innovation & the creative economy (Symposium, U. of York)12. Place-making, culture-led regeneration & evaluation (Symposium, U. of Hull)13. Barriers to cultural engagement (Open Space event, U. of Sheffield)14. Arts & education policy (Creative workshop, National Theatre/British Library, London)15. Processes of cultural value (Creative workshop, Eden Court/U. of Highlands & Islands, Inverness)16. Cultural taste & class (Symposium, U. of Warwick)17. Arts and conflict resolution (Symposium, Queens University Belfast)18. Festival & storytelling symposium (Opera North/Leeds 2023, Leeds) 19. Conference on Cultural Value and Engagement (UoL)20. Evaluation & legacy planning roundtable (UoL)These events will be supported by our website, which will encourage and facilitate engagement & debate between and beyond the events. Outcomes will be captured via regular research digests & blogs. In order to remain open to stakeholders' input and responsive to emerging issues, the Centre will earmark additional funding to support & partner fringe events that arise during the scoping events and over the lifecycle of the Centre.

英国的艺术和文化部门正在蓬勃发展：它每年为经济贡献67.4万个工作岗位和118亿英镑，仍然是增长最快的部门之一（DCMS, 2018）。然而，尽管经济表现强劲，在质量方面享有世界领先的声誉，但该行业始终未能以令人信服的方式理解、捕捉和传达其价值。这在一定程度上是因为它存在结构性问题，包括缺乏多样性、技能差距（尤其是在数据分析和数字参与方面）、糟糕的研究和评估技能，以及在培训和研发方面的投资严重不足。这些问题阻碍了世行的创新和韧性，并影响了世行向主要利益相关者（包括私人捐助者、企业赞助商和英国财政部）以及卫生和教育等相关部门提出连贯和令人信服的投资理由的能力。因此，我们将把资源用于培训/发展行业从业者和学生（FE/HE/PGR）的关键需求领域，包括数据分析、受众/参与者研究、研究驱动的评估和讲故事。该提案是由一个真正的由世界领先的大学和行业合作伙伴组成的国家财团构思的。这些合作伙伴关系将使该中心能够迅速利用现有的网络，并随时获得来自英国各地不同类型和规模的艺术/文化组织。该中心将以协作的方式交付，利用其核心和附属成员的互补性专业知识，并以战略方式利用这一点，最大限度地发挥其活动的潜力。部分基于文化价值项目的调查结果，该中心的优先主题将包括：多样性与不平等、公共影响、健康与福祉、场所建设、文化主导的再生、公民参与、文化民主、共同创造与参与。这些主题将在我们20万英镑种子基金的呼吁中优先考虑，并反映在我们的活动中。这些活动的目的是激发与文化价值和参与相关的关键主题的新思维，并在行业之外进行交流。中心将于5年内举办以下20项知识交流活动：范围活动1（创意工作坊，Opera North/DARE, Leeds）活动2（开放空间活动，大英图书馆，伦敦）发射（利兹市政厅）艺术影响评估（利物浦大学创意工作坊）文化与经济价值（研讨会，卡迪夫大学）艺术、福利与健康政策（利兹大学学术讨论会）参与与合作的文化（爱丁堡昆士兰大学创意工作坊）多样性论坛（考文垂2021）受众研究与经验美学（伦敦大学学院参与行动研究活动）狂热文化（布里斯托大学学术研讨会）11。创意产业、创新与创意经济（研讨会，纽约大学）13.场所营造、文化引领的再生与评价（研讨会，赫尔大学）文化参与的障碍（谢菲尔德大学开放空间活动）艺术与教育政策（创意工作坊，国家剧院/大英图书馆，伦敦）文化价值的过程(创意工作坊，Eden Court/U。高地和岛屿，因弗内斯)。文化品位与阶级（华威大学学术研讨会）艺术与冲突解决（研讨会，贝尔法斯特女王大学）18。节日和故事研讨会（歌剧北/利兹2023，利兹）文化价值与参与会议（UoL）评估和遗产规划圆桌会议（UoL）这些活动将由我们的网站支持，这将鼓励和促进活动之间和活动之外的参与和辩论。结果将通过定期的研究摘要和博客进行记录。为了对利益相关者的意见保持开放，并对新出现的问题作出反应，中心将拨出额外的资金，以支持和合作在范围界定活动期间和中心生命周期中出现的边缘活动。