The Audience Outlook Monitor is an international study tracking how audiences feel about attending arts and culture events in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Conducted at a number of stages since May 2020, the data provides insight into how audiences feel about engaging with creative events, venues and online, following COVID.
Phase 7 of the study conducted in March 2022 shares the insights from 1,261 audience members living in Queensland. The survey was conducted following the Queensland Floods in February 2022.
Unlike other phases, information for March 2022 has been published in two reports.
Key findings at March 2022 show:
Queensland Snapshot Report Phase 7
Queensland Digital Engagement Phase 7 key facts
Arts Queensland has collaborated with research agencies Patternmakers (Sydney) and WolfBrown (USA) and other government art agencies across Australia since 2020 in the international Audience Outlook Monitor research.
Each phase of the project has involved a cross-sector collaborative survey process involving arts and culture organisations, including museums, galleries, performing arts organisations, and festivals.
For more information about the study, and to access resources such as the dashboard, visit www.thepatternmakers.com.au/covid19
Phase 6: November 2021, Audience Outlook Monitor
Phase 5: July 2021 Audience Outlook Monitor
Phase 4: March 2021 Audience Outlook Monitor
Phase 3: September 2020 Audience Outlook Monitor
Phase 2: July 2020 Audience Outlook Monitor
Phase 1: May 2020 Audience Outlook Monitor