Collaboration Archives - Rachel Escott

Test, risk, change – Circuit Conference

Rachel 13.03.2017 Advocacy, Audience development, Co-creation, Collaboration, Diversity, Galleries, Participation, Young people 0

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Our conference last Friday to mark the formal end of the four-year Circuit project was one of the most energetic, urgent and exciting conferences...

#Museums2016

Rachel 09.11.2016 Audience development, Collaboration, Engagement, Museums, Wellbeing 0

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Heading home from Museums Association conference #Museums2016 in wonderful Glasgow. Many interesting provocations about whose voices are/ aren’t heard; the role of museums...

Marketing for youth recruitment

Rachel 23.02.2016 Audience development, Audiences, Co-creation, Collaboration, Customer relationships, Digital, Diversity, Engagement, Evaluation, Galleries, Marketing, Organisational change, Participation, Research, Segmentation, Social media, Training, Young people 0

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Circuit is a four-year national programme connecting 15-25 year olds to the arts in galleries and museums working in partnership with the youth...

Strategic Touring Funds – how to create an audience development strategy

Rachel 14.05.2013 Advocacy, Arts funding, Audience development, Collaboration, Customer relationships, Research 0

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I've been working intensely with the impressive Philharmonia Orchestra, to create an audience development strategy underpinning their consortium bid to Arts Council England's Strategic Touring...

Marriage guidance for the arts

Rachel 26.02.2012 Arts funding, Collaboration, Marketing, Theatre, Touring, Training 0

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Too often on the subject of touring I hear: “If only they would send us decent copy on time” or “We send them...

Co-creation

Rachel 26.07.2009 Co-creation, Collaboration, Engagement 0

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By the end of the AMA conference this week none of us were in any doubt that ‘co-creation’ is the way to go. Inviting audience...

Test, risk, change – Circuit Conference

#Museums2016

Strategic Touring Funds – how to create an audience development strategy

Marriage guidance for the arts

Co-creation

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