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Staying true to yourself and vision
Four delegates who attended the AMA’s 2019 Digital Marketing Day — Beyond Digital — at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh share their key takeaways from the day. I was inspired to hear several speakers talk about the engaged and loyal online communities that have emerged on their sites and social media channels and how they can shape their marketing and services ...
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Give people a chance to be part of what you’re doing
The AMA’s 2019 Digital Marketing Day — Beyond Digital — took place on 5 December 2019 across two venues — the Barbican in London and Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh. We invited ten delegates from the London venue to write about ...
Implementing real strategic change
Debbie Bandara is Artistic Director of Forest Tribe Dance Theatre, who primarily focuses on directing and choreographing immersive theatre that reflects the diverse and inclusive world we live in. In this blog Debbie considers the issues discussed at the AMA's ...
Cultural space for the community
When the Roundhouse opened as an arts venue in 1966 in Camden, London, it was seen as a vital space within its community. This remains true today and the Roundhouse's local community is a big priority for the organisation. With ...
Take a break from your computer screen and consider this…
The AMA is delighted that Creative Freedom and Art Fund have once again joined forces to create a space for conversations about mental health and wellbeing at this year’s Digital Marketing Day — Beyond Digital. Colin Beesting starts the conversation ...
#AMA25 — celebrating 25 years of the AMA
On the 22 October 1993 the Arts Marketing Association was registered as a limited company and the AMA was officially born. Over the past year we’ve been celebrating with a series of #AMA25 stories and the 25th and final story ...
AMA’s Draft Accessibility Pledge
We have a vision of inclusivity throughout the whole of the AMA, which we work towards in all areas of our work. We believe you can't have an inclusive organisation without also being diverse and accessible. This is part of ...
Discovering the wonders in communities
Mercedes Kemp from WildWorks shares her thoughts on the issues raised by the latest JAM — the AMA’s journal of arts marketing — which focuses on community engagement. Reading the latest issue of JAM I am heartened by the serious ...
A letter from Jane Cordell #AMAInclusivity
Hello, My name is Jane Cordell. I am an AMA Board member and will be chairing Inclusivity and Audiences Day 2019. By way of introduction, I call myself an AMA ‘insider-outsider’ because: I am a musician and writer and love, ...
