Our Research and Reports

Research that is relevant and rigorous is critical for effective decision-making that advances the Saskatchewan arts sector. If the arts and artists in Saskatchewan are to achieve their potential and if we are to develop the policies, programs and resources to make that happen, then fundamental information and evidence specific to our province is needed.

If the Saskatchewan Arts Alliance doesn’t do the primary research to understand our own communities and the role of arts organizations and artists in them no one else will do it for us, answering why research has become increasingly important to SAA’s work.

Resources for the 2015 Federal Election

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October 19, 2015

What is happening in Arts Education today? Initiatives at the local, national and international levels.

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Ann Kipling Brown reflects on the initiatives and developments in arts education at the local, national and international level.

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Saskatchewan Arts Alliance

Congress Bursary

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The Saskatchewan Arts Alliance has a limited number of travel bursaries available to professional artists on a first-come first-served basis. Artists who are professional are eligible for travel bursaries to assist in out-of town travel…

From Policy to Action

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An action plan by the Arts Community in response to the government's Pride of Saskatchewan policy document

Cultural Industries “Community of Interest” Consultation: Final Report

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This consultation report delves into the what "Community of Interest" designation means and how to administer it in a way that is best for arts communities.

The Menace of Measurement: A discussion about arts indicators

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SAA commissioned Marnie Badham to write a position paper on arts metrics. The Abstract and Executive Summary are posted on this website. For a copy of the complete report, please contact the SAA.

Celebrating Saskatchewan Artists

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A snapshot of the activities of artists all around Saskatchewan who are practising art today, this collection of 33 stories of more than 40 artists and arts entrepreneurs reveals the profusion of arts and crafts being created all over Saskatchewan.