Annual report 2023
The Annual report provides a summary of the most important topics and changes in the cultural sector every year. Most domain and theme pages have been updated in recent months. Data for 2022 and, if available, 2023 have been collected and all analyzes have been updated. Some pages, such as Music, Culture in the region and Culture and participation, have been completely renewed.
In the Dashboard you can find many more indicators than before. You can now view data at the national, provincial and municipal level. In addition, useful new features have been added, such as selecting multiple indicators, a search bar and options to compare specific municipalities or provinces.
Introduction and overarching chapters
Theme pages
Domain pages
Accountability
Annual report 2022
In 2022, the theme pages were central: a completely new analysis was written for the existing pages, and Culture in the region and Digital transformation were added as new themes. In addition, the domain pages have been updated several times during the year.
Introduction and overarching chapters
The Annual report 2022is also as PDFto read and download.
Presentation
The Annual report 2022of the Culture Monitor was presented on January 31, 2023 in the Kunsthal in Rotterdam. In the first part of the afternoon, the researchers behind the Culture Monitor presented the most important insights and the inspiring words of writer Munganyende Hélène Christelle took the audience to different worlds. In the second half of the program, Studio Monnik guided a collective imagination exercise: what will the cultural sector look like in 2053? The first part of the program is hereto look back.
Annual report 2021
The Annual report 2021 is as PDFto read and download.
Presentation
The Annual report 2021of the Culture Monitor was presented on December 14, 2021 during a livestream from Tivoli Vredenburg in Utrecht. A presentation of the most important results was followed by two panel discussions. In the first conversation, Jolanda Spoel, Sjoerd Feitsma and Viktorien van Hulst spoke about losses, shifts and opportunities as a result of the corona crisis. In the second conversation, Derk de Geus, Janice Deul and Trilce Navarette discussed the role of the cultural and creative industry in the major social challenges of our time. The presentation is available online to rewatch.