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Seeking an Active Voice: Enriching and Building Arts Audiences
November 7, 2007
Lynne Conner professor, theater, University of Pittsburgh

Lynne Conner discusses her research on contemporary arts audiences and their desire to form opinions and exchange ideas about their arts experiences. Her presentation focuses on the arts experience, audience behavior, psychology, and trends in engaging audiences.

Art & Architecture | Culture & Identity
Art History | Audiences | Criticism | Drama | Lifestyle | Sports & Recreation
WGBH
Boston Foundation
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