Research Archives | Rachel Escott

Do we ever learn?

Rachel 06.06.2019 Advocacy, Audience development, Co-creation, Evaluation, Research, Training, Young people 0

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I've just uploaded the final report of the 4-year Circuit programme led by Tate, here. It has a chapter by me covering the...

Another great evaluation idea

Rachel 13.12.2016 Communications, Engagement, Evaluation, Research 0

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Back in October at the Bloomsbury Festival, the Building Centre on Store Street had an exhibition about how buildings and cities should be...

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...

Research, lights, action

Rachel 25.11.2013 Evaluation, Research, Visitor studies, Young people 0

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With the community consultation for London Transport Museum’s Acton Depot almost complete, a precious oasis has arrived – where I can catch up...

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...

Participatory Arts 1

Rachel 23.10.2012 Engagement, Participation, Politics, Research 0

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The Arts Council England’s research for their Arts Audiences Insights segmentation found that of the large proportion of the population who have ‘some’...

I do love a good data programme

Rachel 10.10.2012 Customer relationships, Marketing, Research, Ticketing 0

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I've just spent a couple of hours over coffee in the lovely light of the British Museum's Great Court, getting up-to-date with the Spektrix box...

What price audience participation?

Rachel 06.02.2012 Customer relationships, Museums, Participation, Research 0

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A Tardis-like box of questions opened up at the Visitor Studies Group conference yesterday. The questions around the value of audience participation in museums just...

Circus revisited

Rachel 30.01.2012 Circus, Research, Reviews 0

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After my previous wobbles on the subject of contemporary circus performances, I nevertheless took a deep breath and booked another event, with even...

Maximising ROI in Arts Marketing

Rachel 14.01.2012 Audience development, Communications, Marketing, Research, Segmentation 0

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Where once we would try to market the arts ‘on a shoestring’, now the shoestrings are ever shorter, there’s a renewed evaluation of...

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