About the AMA
The AMA is open to all arts professionals involved in bringing the arts and audiences together. The AMA has an active and diverse membership of over 1,900 who regularly participate in professional development opportunities to improve their working practices. The visual arts and crafts, museums, performing and combined arts, film, cinema and literature are all represented..
'The AMA gives me and my organisation opportunities to be part of a wider supportive network - locally and nationally, to know there are good and invaluable training platforms across any given year, to research and refer to case studies as I need to or just to feel there are marketing experts I can call on for advice or even advocacy when I feel I may be working in isolation.'
Helen Robinson, Marketing and Communications Manager, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridgeshire
The AMA believes...
That the quality of the relationship between people and the arts is the key to a vibrant and relevant cultural sector.
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What the AMA does
The AMA aims to support the professional development of its members and has established a range of tools to achieve this.
History and achievements
The AMA was formed in 1993 to give arts marketers a national and unified voice to tackle the issues of the day.
Whos who
Staff and board members at the AMA.
Press information
Visit this section to view current and archived press releases about the latest developments at the AMA
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