Component 1 - Time & Manner of Dissemination

Component 1, Relative Values: Time & Manner of Dissemination

RELATIVE VALUES (2016/7): Creating a prototype toolkit to enable arts organisations to measure the impact of their own work in fragile urban territories.

1.3.1 SEMINAR: ‘Creative Economy and International Development’, June 2017

Research Output

‘Creative Economy and International Development’, part of the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s International Development Summit ’Mobilising Global Voices’, held in London, June 2017. Chaired by HERITAGE, Panellists included Liz Moreton (Senior Producer, BAC), Marcus Faustini (Director, Agência), Steve Vickers (Project Manager, Contact Theatre) and Maíra Gabriel Anhorn (Territorial Development Programme Manager, Maré Development Networks).

1.3.1.1 Video Clip

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See 0:00:40 on video clip from the ‘Creative Economy and International Development’ seminar. Publicly available from AHRC website.

1.3.2 UK Seminars in London and Manchester, May 2018

Research Output

These seminars were an opportunity for UK partners in Relative Values to reflect on the research process and share their insights on the research process to a public audience. It included representatives from all four partner organisations as well as public policy makers from UK institutions including Greater London Authority, Department of Digital, Media, Culture and Sport and Arts Council England.

1.3.2.1 Seminar One, London, May 2018

Research Output

‘Relative Values: an artist-led model for development of cultural and creative entrepreneurship in communities’ curated by HERITAGE, was part of the ‘Creative Economy Networks: Research, policy and exchange UK – Brazil’ Conference at Queen Mary University of London, 1st May 2018. Seminar session included presentations from: Liz Moreton, Head of Creativity and Social Change, BAC; Matt Fenton, Artistic Director, Contact Theatre; Isabella Porto, Director of Arts and Culture, Maré Development Networks; Marcus Vinicius Faustini, Founder and Director, Agência.

1.3.2.1.1 Conference Flyer for ‘Creative Economy Networks’

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1.3.2.1.2 Conference Programme for ‘Creative Economy Networks’

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1.3.2.1.3 ‘Relative Values’ Seminar One, London

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Photographs from the ‘Relative Values’ Seminar at ‘Creative Economy Networks’

1.3.2.2 Seminar Two, Manchester, May 2018

Research Output

‘Relative Values: a toolkit for assessing the socio-economic impact of arts initiatives in urban territories subject to multiple stress factors’ was curated and chaired by HERITAGE at the University of Manchester, 4th May 2018. Presenters included: Leandro VALIATI, Visiting Professor of the Economy of Culture, QMUL and Director of NECCULT/UFRGS; Mariana Steffen, Research Assistant Coordinator, Creative and Cultural Economy Study Centre (NECCULT/UFRGS); André Piza, Research Assistant, People’s Palace Projects.

1.3.2.2.1 ‘Relative Values’ Seminar Two, Manchester

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Supporting documentation

Photographs from the second ‘Relative Values’ Seminar in Manchester

1.3.3 Seminar Three, Rio de Janeiro, May 2018

Research Output

‘Relative Values’ was curated and chaired by HERITAGE at the Museu de Arte do Rio, May 2018. This seminar was an opportunity for Brazilian partners to reflect on the research process and share their insights on the research process to a public audience. It included representatives from all four partner organisations as well as public policy makers from Brazil including the State Secretary of Culture.