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FREE Creative Industries Reports are available upon login

Each two-page Adobe Acrobat (PDF) report contains a color map of the region on the front and a table listing the number of arts businesses and the number of employees by industry on the back. Data current as of April 2017.

You must log in to view Creative Industries reports. If you don't already have a login for the Americans for the Arts website (or are unsure of your login credentials), click the Login button found on the left-hand side of this page. Once logged in, you will be able to access and download the reports.

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Terms of Use

Though Creative Industries reports are available at no charge, our data licensing agreement requires you to consent to these terms of use before we can provide you with access. You may continue to widely distribute the reports as paper documents, but there are limits to usage and dissemination of the electronic files. By clicking the "Login" button, you consent to the following:

  • I will not alter or reproduce this report in any way that will enable the geo-coded map and/or the summary table to be manipulated electronically.
  • I understand that I may share this report electronically only via e-mail or a password-protected webpage (e.g., on an ftp server or other secured website), and NOT bia a publicly-accessible webpage.
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Click any state on the map above to view the most recent Creative Industries reports for that state including the state report as well as the reports for its Congressional Districts, state legislative districts, and counties. (Don't know your congressional district? Visit our E-Advocacy Center to find out.)

Things to Note:

  • The Creative Industries research uses Dun & Bradstreet data to document the number of arts-related businesses and employees in any geographical region or political jurisdiction. We have found a uniform under-representation of nonprofit arts organizations in the Dun & Bradstreet database, and consequently, in our data. If you don't have a D&B number, then you are not represented in the data. Do you part to help advance the arts in America - Sign up and Be Counted!
  • If you come across mistakes (e.g., political seat changes) please bring them to our attention.