The National Arts Participation Survey asks how Australians are engaging with arts and creativity in our daily lives.

Between 2020 and 2023 Creative Australia worked with Patternmakers and WolfBrown to understand changes in the behaviours and attitudes of arts-goers.  

The report highlights the socio-economic factors that shape people’s engagement with arts and culture.

This report helps to inform strategic decisions and enhance discussions about the value of the arts in both Australia and New Zealand.

Culture and the Gender Pay Gap for Australian Artists considers the impact of cultural background on the relative incomes of male and female artists, and the different income relationships for First Nations artists living in different cultural communities around Australia.   

Electorate Profiles is an interactive tool providing data on arts and culture in each of Australia’s 151 federal electorates.

This report investigates the practice of Australian authors in the contemporary book industry, examining work patterns and incomes, approaches to publishing and promotion, as well as the impacts of COVID-19.

The Australia Council for the Arts and RMIT have come together to develop a new piece of research, Developments in Web3 for the Creative Industries.

The Australia Council is publishing the findings of the NIACA consultation, and its history and context, so that the First Nations arts and cultural sector can continue the discussion and self-determine the next steps on this journey.

This paper consolidates research and sector intelligence to provide an overview on the impacts of COVID-19 on arts and creativity for Australian audiences, arts and cultural organisations, and artists and creative workers.