Parallel Session 2

Parallel Session 2: Wednesday, 28 June 2023

1:00pm - 2:30pm

All sessions will take place in the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at 1315 E 10th St, Bloomington, IN 47405. See session details below.

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Session 2A: Special Session on Arts Markets - O'Neill Room A203

in collaboration with Tools for the Future: Researching Art Market Practices from Past to Present

Chair: Elisabetta Lazzaro

Disentangling gatekeepers’ features in the art market: A taxonomy approach
Elisabetta Lazzaro and Giuliano Picchi

Understanding the Dynamics at Art Auctions: A Conceptual Framework for the Auction Price Mechanism
Laura Johanna Noll

The 1890 Private Sale of Paintings by Princess Elena Demidoff to Charles L. Hutchinson: Founding the Old Master Collection at the Art Institute of Chicago
Alexandre Tissot Demidoff and Paul-Louis Durand-Ruel

Session 2B: Cultural Consumption I - O'Neill Room A221

Chair: Juan Prieto Rodriguez

Same Old Song, New Money: An Analysis of the Billboard Year-End 200 Album Charts
James Panyko and Cedric Ceulemans

Vouchers for the arts: to whom? for what? The case of the "18app" in Italy
Andrea Baldin, Anna Marenzi, and Francesca Zantomio

Examining Determinants of Participation Frequency in Cultural Activities Using the Public Opinions Survey on Culture in Japan
Yuki Takara, Takaharu Araki, Masahiro Arima, Masaki Katsuura, Hiroshi Saigo, and Noriko Hashimoto

Whether live or online, participation is unequal: Exploring inequality in the cultural participation patterns in the US
Juan Prieto Rodriguez and Victoria Maria Ateca-Amestoy

Session 2C: New Business Models - O'Neill Room A225

Chair: Paul Crosby

Comparative Cantillon Effects in the Canadian and Australian Art Markets
Bronwyn Coate, Douglas Hodgson, and Cameron Weber

The Importance of Being Funded: Public Support to Culture and New Business Formation in the UK
Salvatore Di Novo

Left off the circuit: the impact of live music consolidation on cities
Salman Rana, Louis-Etienne Dubois, and Stan Renard

Fight for your rights: coagents in the book industry
Paul Crosby and Jordi McKenzie

Session 2D: Cultural Policy I - O'Neill Room A335

Chair: Jonathan Paquette

You Make Me Feel Like Dancing: The Effects of Collaborative Dance on Children's Social-Emotional Development
Daniel Bowen and Brian Kisida

International Cultural Development in Heritage and Cultural Industries: Models and Patterns of Cultural Cooperation in the Global Francophonie
Jonathan Paquette, Julie Bérubé, and Julien Doris

Legal and Illegal export of cultural heritage from developing countries: Protection of Cultural Heritage in South Africa
Jen Snowball, Alan Collins, and Craig Bickerton

Building a sustainable arts support system: Issues and prospects from the perspective of regional arts councils
Seiko Shimura and Yuya Miyazaki

Session 2E: Heritage I - O'Neill Room A223

Chair: Marta Zieba

Valuing world heritage ensembles: the Coffee Cultural Landscape in Colombia
Jonathan Daniel Gómez-Zapata, Luis Cesar Herrero-Prieto, and James Alberto Arboleda-Cardona

Cultural attractions and technical efficiency of province destinations in Italy
Marta Zieba, Concetta Castiglione, and Davide Infante

A Marriage of Convenience or Long-Life Partnership? Digitalisation and Cultural Heritage Tourism in Asia during Crises
David Ocón

Approximate Bayesian numerical method with product-Whittle-Matérn-Yasuda kernel for Rosen's hedonic regression with artworks
Andrej Srakar

Session 2F: Crowdfunding - O'Neill Room A205

Chair: Alice Demattos Guimarães

More than raising money: The role of crowdfunding in the development of cultural projects
Alice Demattos Guimarães and Natalia Mæhle

The global phenomenon of cultural-creative crowdfunding: an international analysis of success, sectorial adoption, and Covid-19 effects
Alice Demattos Guimarães, Natalia Mæhle, Anders Rykkja, Lluis Bonet, and Ziaul Haque Munim

Home-Bias and Product Characteristics Across Sectors: A Snapshot of Cultural Crowdfunding
Carolina Dalla Chiesa, Guilherme Bucco, and Christian Handke

How productive are Patreon creators and what rewards do they offer?
Carolina Dalla Chiesa, Rotem Shneor, Anders Rykkja, and Wojciech Hardy

Session 2G: Artists and the Market - O'Neill Room A201

Chair: Ana Flávia Machado

Capitalism as a Dominant Force in the Cultural Sector
Julie Bérubé, Julien Doris, and Jacques-Bernard Gauthier

Survival in the arts occupations: the case of Brazil
Ana Flávia Machado, Mariângela Furlan Antigo, Alice Demattos Guimaraes, Silvia Barbosa Ribeiro, Maria Eduarda Guimaraes, Fernando Carielo, and Jonas Sulurico

Impetus and impediment: Policy, governance, and the internationalisation of contemporary art from Nigeria
Jonathan Adeyemi

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