AEA Consulting has released the 2019 Cultural Infrastructure Index. Now in its fourth edition, the Index seeks to measure investment in capital projects in the global cultural sector, identifying projects with a budget of US$10 million or more that were publicly announced or completed within a calendar year. Facilitated by Andrea Dempster Chung and attended by about 70 attendees, this session explored the key questions, challenges and opportunities that should be considered when thinking about engagement and representation of stakeholders in the current moment. In particular, the session advocated for a model of engagement that is networked, collaborative, and responsive to the concerns and needs of citizens and society. Facilitated by Adrian Ellis and attended by more than 80 audiences, this session explored focal areas and practical solutions in relation to urban cultural planning for the future, as well as challenges and opportunities.The 2019 Cultural Infrastructure Index is here!
GCDN CONVERSATIONS: WHOSE CULTURAL DISTRICT IS IT ANYWAY?
GCDN CONVERSATIONS: CULTURAL DISTRICTS IN TURBULENT TIMES
