In May 2007, the Getty Leadership Institute and National Arts Strategies brought together leaders from the nonprofit arts, the for-profit sector, and the media to discuss new models for reaching, engaging, and keeping audiences and customers in the face of new leisure trends. The discussion explored the effects of trends such as the segmentation of free time into shorter chunks throughout the day, the layering of activities as people multi-task in leisure time too, and the living of what were once private aspects of life in public via the internet.
Read the report commissioned by NAS and the Getty Leadership Institute, “Cultural Organizations and Changing Leisure Trends”
