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Brighton Festival 2014
Developing new audiences
sam-culture developed targeted marketing campaigns to support audience development for specific events at Brighton Festival 2014, including Northern Stage€™s Catch 22; Philharmonic Orchestra: Wim Vanderkeybus€™ Talk to the Demon; Feria Musica€™sSinue and The Tempest in Musick by New London Consort
Hatchlands Park: Fullers Farm
National Trust, Hatchlands Park have commissioned a feasibility study on the viability of creating a new family attraction.
Pam Jarvis, sam-culture and Mel Larsen will assess options, research visitor needs and expectations and review best practice in leading attractions nationally to define the opportunities for the National Trust.
Family Arts Campaign
A consortium of the largest and most influential arts membership organisations has received a grant of £1.1 million from ACE to run a large scale national collaborative programme led by the visual and performing arts sectors to increase levels of arts engagement by families and young people.
sam-culture in association with Catherine Rose Organisation and Catherine Sutton are commissioned to produce the evaluation.
Read the interim Executive Summary:
http://www.familyarts.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/FAC-Interim-Evaluation-Executive-Summary.pdf
We have also been commissioned by UK Theatre Family Arts Campaign to produce an online evaluation toolkit.
Family Matters, a one-day conference at The Albany, Deptford was held 11 March 2014
National Maritime Museum
Audience Development Plan for Informal Learning: This plan, now nearing completion, was commissioned to unify a range of departmental targets and approaches into a cohesive, directional and effective strategy.
National Maritime Museum in Greenwich wanted an improved return on Investment re: ticket sales and to develop specific audiences such as families and young people and attract a new varied demographic through enhanced sophistication of audience segmentation and targeting. The plan is being produced by Mel Larsen and Pam Jarvis
From Downs To Sea at Brighton Museum 5 April - 15 June
Seascapes by L S Lowry and Jeffrey Camp; rural scenes by Peter Doig and Edward Burra and urban images by Carel Weight and David Redfern feature in this new free exhibition, co-curated by residents from Portslade and West Hove.
sam-culture is involved with audience development for Brighton Museum
Maisie Broadhead at Pavilion Contemporary
Artist Maisie Broadhead has won the 3rd Pavilion Contemporary commission. A major new installation, working title 'Peepers' will be seen in Brighton's Royal Pavilion later in the year. sam-culture will focus on marketing and audience development.