In 2023, Patternmakers worked with Morwenna Collett and Music Victoria to identify ways to improve the accessibility of live music venues in Melbourne.
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In 2023, Patternmakers partnered with contemporary performance company A is for Atlas to evaluate Dining Room Tales and explore its social impact.
In 2022, Sydney Opera House partnered with Patternmakers to create an Evaluation Framework for its new Centre for Creativity.
Patternmakers is working with The Australian Ballet and the Australian Ballet School in 2023, conducting research into participation pathways for Australian dancers.
Patternmakers leads a major tracking study of audiences in partnership with US research agency WolfBrown.
In 2022 and 2023, Patternmakers is working with APRA/AMCOS to evaluate a new version of the celebrated SongMakers program.
In 2022 and 2023, Patternmakers worked with the Sydney Jewish Museum on an audience research project to build a profile of past SJM audiences, and explore the motivations and barriers of potential new visitors.
Patternmakers collaborated with ATYP to produce a new research resource that tells us about the benefits of performing arts participation for children and young people.
In 2022, Patternmakers worked with Theatre Royal Hobart on an audience research project.
In the months following the 2022 floods, we worked with NORPA on a phase of audience research to build a profile of its audiences, understand how they are changing over time and identify insights for its work in the next chapter.
Patternmakers collaborate Sunshine Coast Council and Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation (SCAF) to grow arts and culture audiences in the local region through an audience and market research project.
We worked with ATYP to explore the impact of youth theatre on mental health and launch the findings at the Arts & Health Conference.
From 2019 - 2021, Patternmakers worked with Terrapin to evaluate the impact of its Schools Touring Program on Tasmanian students, teachers and communities.
We’ve worked with Melbourne Fringe from 2018 to 2021 on an evaluation of their Access and Inclusion Program.
In 2019 and 2020, we worked with Sydney Philharmonia Choirs to evaluate the impact of choral participation. This is the largest study of its kind ever conducted in Australia, with over 2,800 participants.
In 2020, we worked with the City of Sydney to report on findings from the Audience Outlook Monitor relevant to Sydney arts and culture audiences.
In 2020, we worked with the Sunshine Coast Council and Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation to undertake audience and market research.
Patternmakers worked with BlakDance to seek feedback on its work, and gather input from stakeholders to inform its new strategic plan. BlakDance went on to carve a new direction in production of new works.
We worked with Create NSW to analyse the results from an online survey of NSW musicians and their representatives to assist in the development of the contemporary music strategy for the State.
Patternmakers and Musica Viva evaluated the impact of its Musica Viva In Schools (MVIS) program and the Wyniss Ensemble, to highlight impacts for schools and identify opportunities for overcoming barriers to particpation.