Arts and the Market: Volume 11 Issue 3
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Art collecting as consumption and entrepreneurial marketing as strategy
Ian Fillis, Kim LehmanThe authors adopt a biographical methodology to investigate how a privately funded art museum has risen to become a key visitor destination on the island of Tasmania, Australia.
Expectation of being affected: an enactive perspective of spectators' expectations of contemporary dance
Saara MoisioThis article examines how spectators describe their expectations of contemporary dance by referring to action. Through discussing a qualitative audience study, the article argues…
Artists as cultural intermediaries? Remediating practices of production and consumption
Steven HadleyThe purpose of this paper is to discuss findings from an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)-funded research project into the heritage culture of British folk tales. The…
Consumer satisfaction in performing arts: an empirical investigation into Romanian theatres
Claudia Maria Cacovean, Alessandro M. Peluso, Ioan PlăiașThe aim of the study is to explore the chain of relationships between service attributes, consumers' perceived benefits, fulfilment of personal goals, satisfaction judgements and…
The effect of knowledge type and culture on arts audiences’ propensity for experience-sharing
Verdiana Chieffi, Marco Pichierri, Alessandro M. Peluso, Cristiana Collu, Gianluigi GuidoThis study examines the effect of both objective knowledge (i.e., what arts audience members actually know about art) and subjective knowledge (i.e., what arts audiences members…
Heritagisation of pop culture by museums and an analysis of visitor feedback
David S. Waller, Helen J. WallerIn recent years, there has been a “heritagisation” of pop culture, including music, whereby cultural institutions, such as galleries and museums in primarily Western countries…
Seeing the invisible: brand authenticity and the cultural production of queer imagination
Jonatan Södergren, Niklas VallströmThe twofold aim of this theory-building article is to raise questions about the ability of queer cinema to transform market culture and ideologies around gender and sexuality…

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- Prof Laurie Meamber