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The appetite for digital content has burgeoned while audiences and visitors are unable to participate in person, with research indicating that appetite is here to stay. Has COVID-19 provided the catalyst to genuinely extend and expand the cultural experience through digital content?

Re|Visioning Digital: The future of content for arts & culture

The appetite for digital content has burgeoned while audiences and visitors are unable to participate in person, with research indicating that appetite is here to stay. Has COVID-19 provided the catalyst to genuinely extend and expand the cultural experience through digital content?

In this event, Eleanor Robb from Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), and our guest panel consider the role of digital in meaningfully extending reach and engagement, the perennial question of monetisation, and whether the conversation of revisioning digital is in fact a conversation about revisioning our organisations and audiences more broadly.

Panellists

  • Janson Hews, Head of Learning and Experience, Sydney Living Museums
  • Antonia Farrugia, Director of Marketing, Australian Chamber Orchestra
  • Emily Sexton, Artistic Director, Arts House
  • Sophie Penkethman-Young, Digital Programming Associate, Sydney Opera House
  • Eleanor Robb, Digital Manager at MONA, curator & moderator

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Arts & Culture Connection: Re|Visioning Digital

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Amalia H.

Amalia Hordern

Senior Director, Asia Pacific
Tessitura Network

Amalia Hordern is Senior Director in Asia Pacific.

With a focus on holistic customer relationship management and data supported strategy development, Amalia works with organisations across the Tessitura Network in developing their skills in audience and visitor engagement as the cornerstone to long term sustainability.

Prior to joining Tessitura, Amalia held diverse roles across small and large scale performing arts organisations, venues and festivals, most recently as Senior Manager – Customer Experience with The Australian Ballet, where she provided leadership for a team of CRM, marketing, customer service, and ticketing professionals.

Amalia holds a Bachelor of Arts from the Australian National University, a Masters of Management from the University of South Australia and is based in Melbourne, Australia.

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