Roadshow East Case Study: Clive Gillman, Dundee Contemporary Arts
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Vision Dundee Contemporary Arts is a world-class centre for the development and exhibition of contemporary art and culture in Dundee, Scotland. Its mission is to promote contemporary art and culture by providing opportunities for artists to create and audiences to engage with high-quality cultural experiences. Its core values are being bold, open, meaningful, and magical.
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- 2. Vision Dundee Contemporary Arts is a world-class centre for the development and exhibition of contemporary art and culture. Mission DCA promotes the development and exhibition of contemporary art and culture through providing opportunities for artists to create, and for audiences to engage with an active, varied and high-quality cultural life for the people of Dundee, Scotland and beyond. Core values Bold, Open, Meaningful, Magical
- 3. key aims 1. To present contemporary art and culture of the highest quality. 2. To create clear pathways for engaging with art and culture at DCA. 3. To develop artists and practical support mechanisms for the creation and dissemination of their work. 4. To establish and sustain Dundee as an internationally significant cultural hub. 5. To be a community asset. 6. To maintain a healthy and progressive environment for staff. 7. To create and consolidate the ventures that will provide for a secure and vibrant future.
- 5. Audiences DCA recorded a total of 293,336 visits in 2009/10 Of these: 3,317 were people attending a course or workshop 21,728 were exhibition visits 54,519 were cinema attendances 29,202 were visits to our Shop and Print Space
- 6. Sample promotional material (old) Quarterly publication 24pp – print run 20,000
- 7. Sample promotional material (new)
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- 11. Website stats Website stats April 2009 – March 2010
- 12. Website stats April 2009 – March 2010
- 13. Website stats April 2009 – March 2010
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- 18. April 2010
- 19. Website - Facebook and Twitter Facebook 938 fans Twitter 1,132 followers
- 20. next steps iPhone App More closely targetted email bulletins
- 21. 152 Nethergate, Dundee DD1 4DY 01382 909252 www.dca.org.uk