AHA Individual Artist Survey This link leads to a research
web survey that is continually being done. "The Association
of Hispanic Arts seeks to learn about the needs of Latino artist
in various stages of their career and to identify how to make
resources and information available to them."
"ARTISTS ONE YEAR LATER: Survey of 9/11’s
Economic Impact on Individual Artists in NYC" "The
attacks of September 11 significantly impacted the arts and
entertainment sector, causing far-reaching effects on the
livelihoods of individual artists, both those self-employed and
those employed by others." This is the report form that
survey.
"Arts and Cultural Activities and the Michigan Economy"
"This report offers an estimation of the importance of arts
and cultural activities to Michigan’s economy...The
importance of arts and cultural activities cannot be adequately
measured merely in terms of jobs and income. They are a
major component of the state’s quality of life... Still, the
economic importance of arts and cultural activities should not
be ignored...two separate concepts are used to measure the
importance of arts and cultural activities and organizations to
the state’s economy."
Arts & Economic Prosperity: The Economic Impact of
Nonprofit Arts Organizations and Their Audiences This link
leads to a study of the economic impact American nonprofit
arts organizations and their audiences have on the
communities and businesses that surround them.
"The Economic Benefit’s of Historic Preservation: Investing
in Michigan’s Future" This article talks about "programs,
such as the state and federal tax credits, that not only help to
preserve the past, but also provide tangible economic benefits.
They create jobs, reuse and improve existing infrastructure,
attract reinvestment, and increase economic vitality throughout
the entire state, from urban neighborhoods in Detroit to small
towns in the Upper Peninsula."
"Estimating Economic Impacts of Michigan Museums"
This is an article about a study Michigan State University
conducted apropos the economic impacts of Michigan
museums on the state and local economies. "Museums
create economic impacts from their own operations
(museum jobs and spending in the local community) as
well as attracting visitors who spend money as tourists to
the area."
Historic/Cultural Travel Market Overview This is an article
about the executive summaries for the historic/cultural traveler
2003 edition.
"History and Culture Significant and Growing Part of the
U.S. Travel Experience" This is an article of a study
conducted by the Travel Industry Association of America
(TIA) and Smithsonian Magazine in June 2003 which
examined the "continued and growing interest in travelers’
desire to experience cultural, arts, historic and heritage
activities.
" Jobs, the Arts and the Economy" "demonstrates that the
arts are an industry – one that supports jobs, provides personal
income, and generates significant revenue to the local, state,
and federal government."
"Kalamazoo County Independent Artist and Non-Profit
Arts Industry Economic Impact Study" This is the summary
of key findings for 2000-2001 that was done for the Arts
Industry in Kalamazoo county, Michigan.
"The Rebirth of Arts and Culture" This is a White Paper
of the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs about
"a dramatic shift in Western societal thought, which is
changing the nature of the arts and culture industry, making
it less ‘exotic’ and more central to daily experience."
"The Role of the Arts in Economic Development" This
article is part of the Economic and Technology Studies
done in June 2001. "Governors can position their states to
use the arts effectively by promoting new partnerships
among state agencies, communities, and the business sector
and by harnessing the power of the arts and culture as tools
that unite communities, create economic opportunity, and
improve the quality of life."
"Unraveling Cultural Value" This article "seeks to unify two
dimensions by providing a synergistic definition of cultural
value, which is pertinent to cultural organizations, and offers a
model of entrepreneurial cultural value balance for the
audience, cultural organization and government."
Updated 11/28/2006
Cultural Economic Development, Department of History, Arts and Libraries
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