Outcomes for Prizes and the Art Bank - Art Bank Outcomes

In 2020–21, works were loaned to art galleries in Canada such as the National Gallery of Canada, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Ottawa Art Gallery, the Art Gallery of Windsor; the Winnipeg Art Gallery; and Museum London. [...] Outcomes for Prizes and the Art Bank 18 3.6 Outcome 6: A diversity of artists and arts professionals increase their capacity to engage a range of audiences Figure 14: Impact of the Art Bank on Artists’ Engagement of Broader Audiences and Communities (n=94) Having my work purchased by the Art Bank allowed me to engage with a broader range of audiences and communities... [...] Outcomes for Prizes and the Art Bank 22 3.9 Outcome 9: A diverse and dynamic arts ecosystem benefits the public and leads to international co- operation and development Partners interviewed indicated that the Art Bank contributes to increased recognition and visibility of the arts within Canada and internationally. [...] 7) In your view, how does the Art Bank contribute to public engagement in the arts? 8) In your view, to what extent does the Art Bank contribute to more positive public attitudes towards the visual arts sector, or toward the arts more generally? 9) This brings us to the end of the focus group discussion. [...] Is there anything else you would like to add? Outcomes for Prizes and the Art Bank 32 Outcomes for Prizes and the Art Bank - Art Bank Outcomes Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction Cross-Program Outcomes for Prizes and the Art Bank 2.0 Methods Online Survey of Art Bank Respondents Online Focus Groups and Interviews Program Data 3.0 Findings Cross-Program Outcomes 3.1 Outcome 1: A diversity of artists.