The third and final report in the Norwegian audience development audience survey COVID-19-monitor shows that the cultural audience is more hesitant to return to the cultural arenas now than in May and that they are increasingly getting used to participating digitally in cultural events.
The audience is hesitant to participate physically in cultural life
Kulturdirektoratet - Arts and Culture Norway,
20 January 2021, Norway
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