衡量变化:一个被感知的文化大事件如何证明其“价值”?考文垂2021年评估方法实施的见解

IF 0.7 Q4 BUSINESS Arts and the Market Pub Date : 2023-09-29 DOI:10.1108/aam-08-2021-0042
Mark Scott, Jonothan Neelands, Haley Beer, Ila Bharatan, Tim Healey, Nick Henry, Si Chun Lam, Richard Tomlins
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众所周知,文化是变革的催化剂,有助于经济应对社会问题和需求,文化是人们在危机时刻求助的地方。本案例研究围绕考文垂英国文化之城2021的评估方法/框架的设计和实施,建议在英国公共政策和公共投资艺术中,围绕识别/衡量文化的公共价值(包括其社会价值)的思考已经成熟。本文的目的是用社会价值主张来证明最近的文化支出政策,并强调随着更广泛政策的变化,评估考文垂英国CoC 2021内活动的挑战。设计/方法/方法本文为考文垂英国文化之城2021的评估方法/框架的设计和实施提供了创造性的见解。本文的作者作为集体团队,对考文垂作为2021年英国文化之城的一年进行评估,带来了面临挑战的第一手经验,以及对文化大型活动的需求,以证明其价值。本案例研究旨在探讨在文化事件中衡量价值的概念,并认为证明上述价值的方法和概念正在发生范式转变。本文中的案例研究侧重于英国文化之城2021年的筹备阶段,以及评估/测量框架创建背后的思维和逻辑,因此不包括实际文化年的研究结果。创意/价值众所周知,有一些论文研究了衡量和证明文化大型活动的“价值”,作者在2021年英国文化之城考文垂的交付和评估设计中,带来了他们所使用的概念的真实第一手经验。
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Measuring the changes: how can a perceived cultural mega-event evidence its “value”? Insights from implementing evaluation methodologies for Coventry 2021
Purpose It is well known that culture is a catalyst for change, helping economies respond to societal problems and demands and that culture is where people turn to in moments of crisis. In this case study around designing and implementing evaluation methodologies/frameworks for Coventry UK City of Culture 2021, it is suggested that in English public policy and within publicly invested arts there is a maturation of thinking around recognising/measuring the public value of culture including its social value. The purpose of this paper is to chart the recent policy of justifying cultural expenditure with social value claims and highlight challenges for evaluating activity within Coventry UK CoC 2021 as a change in wider policy is taking place. Design/methodology/approach This paper provides creative insights into the design and implementation of the evaluation methodologies/frameworks for Coventry UK City of Culture 2021. The authors of this paper as the collective team undertaking the evaluation of Coventry's year as UK City of Culture 2021 bring first-hand experiences of challenges faced and the need for a cultural mega-event to evidence its value. Findings The case study aims to address the concepts of measuring value within cultural events and argues that a paradigm shift is occurring in methods and concepts for evidencing the aforementioned value. Research limitations/implications The case study within this paper focuses on the build-up period to the UK City of Culture 2021 year and the thinking and logic behind the creation of the evaluation/measurement framework and therefore does not include findings from the actual cultural year. Originality/value It is acknowledged that there are papers examining measuring and evidencing the “value” of cultural mega-events, the authors bring real-life first-hand experience of the concepts being utilised by them on the ground in the delivery and evaluation design of Coventry, UK City of Culture 2021.
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