Australians and the arts
This report takes us on a journey through Australian life by looking at how Australians think and feel about the arts. The report looks deeply into how the arts might play a larger role in our public and personal lives.
Australians and the arts is about how Australians see the arts today and how they would like to see the arts tomorrow. It interprets the current perspectives, as derived from the quantitative and qualitative research, and suggests possible strategies for the future.
The report was researched by Saatchi and Saatchi Australia and the full report is available to purchase from Federation Press.
The full report of Australians and the Arts is also available for download in two formats:
Non-compressed format
This is an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file that has not been compressed, is larger in size and will take longer to download but does not require a compression utility. Due to the size of this report it is recommended that users download this document onto their hard drive and avoid opening it online.
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Australians and the arts: overview
This companion to Australians and the Arts distills the principal findings, strategic issues and recommendations detailed in the full report.
| Author | Paul Costantoura, Saatchi and Saatchi |
|---|---|
| Year | 2001 |
| ISBN/ISSN | 1 86287 387 9 |
| Hard copy available? | No |
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