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MC Minds

Blog, Podcast and Videos

MC Minds (our blog, podcast, and videos) will inspire, educate, question, connect and journey through knowledge on arts and culture research topics across Canada.

Would you like to recommend someone for an interview with MC Minds? Contact Kathryn at [email protected].

MC Minds: On the Edge

Blog

Since starting in 2015, Mass Culture has grown from an idea shared by five arts practitioners to a nationwide network of artists, researchers, administrators, consultants, advocates and more. As our work expands, we wanted to create a space for us to share our (and your) stories and to tie together the threads of research and practice so that we can create a thriving arts sector in Canada. This blog was started in 2020 and continues to evolve, as the organization as a whole does.

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  • Arts research: what can we do with it?
  • Data Narratives for the Arts
  • Evaluative Thinking: Spotlight
  • In the Zoom Where It Happened
  • What I wish existed...
  • What's your why?
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MC Minds Podcast & Videos

Mass Culture presents MC Minds Podcast and Videos, insightful conversations with individuals in the arts on an array of cultural research topics. These include the current socio-economic status of artists, new revenue models for the arts, arts for social change and so much more.

MC Minds will inspire, educate, question, connect and journey through knowledge on arts and culture research topics across Canada.

Would you like to recommend someone for an interview with MC Minds? Contact Kathryn at [email protected].

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