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The Royal Albert Memorial Museum

The Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) in Exeter is the first cultural organisation to use the new Impact & Insight Toolkit. It has used the toolkit to evaluate a new, temporary exhibition during Jan-March 2019 – Evaluating Criminal Ornamentation: Yinka Shonibare...

Arts Council England

The Impact and Insight Toolkit is an evaluation initiative of Arts Council England, powered by the Culture Counts Evaluation Platform. Available to nationally funded organisations, the project supports policy investment principles of Ambition & Quality.

Department of Local Government, Sport & Cultural Industries

The West Australian Government uses Culture Counts to evaluate the outcomes for organisations in its multiyear Arts Organisation Investment Program - collecting consistent feedback from over 40,000 respondents since 2016.

Revealed Arts Market

Revealed WA Aboriginal Art Market showcases new and emerging Aboriginal artists from all over WA, reporting outstanding results for its authentic connection to country.

Monash Gallery of Art

Putting your data into action is a vital step in any evaluation plan. We sat down with Anouska Phizacklea – director at the Monash Gallery of Art (MGA) – to discuss how the gallery has harnessed the data they have been collecting....

Webinar – Understand and communicate your value with data

Watch back our latest webinar instalment where we sat down with Luisa LaFornara, Arts and Events Manager for Diversitat to talk about the evaluation strategy developed for Pako Festa 2019.  This webinar looked at how the multicultural festival was able to intelligently align...

Festival 2018: The Commonwealth Games Post-Game Report

On the one year anniversary of the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, the comprehensive post-Games report has been published by the Queensland government. Culture Counts is extremely proud to have evaluated the cultural and economic impact of the Games, collecting and analysing...

City of Melbourne

In 2019, the City of Melbourne Event Partnerships team evaluated a series of small events using Culture Counts, with an overarching strategy to understand the different values of their investment.

City of Perth

In 2019, the City of Perth received the IPAA WA award for best practice in Public Sector Evaluation for its shared evaluation in the outcomes of co-investments with the West Australian State Government