Arts Queensland Resources Update – issue 24 of 2014
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Art and Dementia tours at QAGOMA
Susan Rothnie shares some feedback from participants in an arts and health pilot program…
The ethics of telling stories of public value
In this her final post on the use of the narrative in telling convincing stories of public value, Catherine Althaus reminds us as arts practitioners and policymakers of the importance of truth in our storytelling.
Arts Queensland Resource Update - Issue 23 of 2014
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Data patching and public value
What relevance does the art of quiltmaking have to measuring the social impact of the arts? In her second of three posts, Catherine Althaus offers some helpful insights into how the metaphor of the quilt can aid the telling of more persuasive stories about public value.
Design and empathy in a 21st century education
Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt Fellow Terry Deen discusses the skillset he is exploring at the Smithsonian Design Museum in New York...
Arts Queensland Resource Update - Issue 22 of 2014
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Metanarratives and the Arts Sector - A fresh way to tell stories of public value
As arts practitioners, we are often asked to measure our social impact. In this first of three posts, Catherine Althaus suggests we apply our innate skills as storytellers to convince funders and the public we really do add value to people’s lives.
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