In 2022, Sydney Opera House partnered with Patternmakers to create an Evaluation Framework for its new Centre for Creativity.
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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.
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 2021-22 we worked with the National Library of Australia on a follow-on project to a major program of audience research conducted in 2020-21.
Patternmakers has partnered with ATYP and other Youth Performing Arts organisations to produce a set of advocacy assets for the National Youth Arts Connections (NYAC) program.
Patternmakers worked with MCA to explore whether MCA’s GENEXT, a festival-style event for young people, had benefits for their mental health and wellbeing.
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.
Patternmakers worked with Bundanon Trust to evaluate the impact of its community-engaged art program, Bundanon Local.
In 2019, we worked with the Sydney Opera House to evaluate the impact of its Digital Creative Learning Program.
We worked with Science Gallery Melbourne to conduct audience research for its exhibitions, BLOOD and PERFECTION.
We worked with the UTS Sydney across two projects within UTS ART.
In 2018, we worked with the Museum of Contemporary Art to evaluate their GENEXT Program, a festival-style event for people aged 12-18 years featuring live music, performances and art-making and interactive experiences.
We worked with Barking Gecko Theatre Company in Perth to evaluate their Ensembles program.
In 2017, we worked with ATYP to explore the impact of youth theatre on mental health conditions and launch the findings at the Arts & Health Conference.