Arts creation and performing arts activities

NACE code 90 covers a diverse range of artistic and creative activities, including the production of live performances, the creation of original artwork, and the operation of arts facilities. This industry plays a vital role in the cultural and creative sectors, contributing to the richness and diversity of artistic expression. It is an important part of the broader economy, generating employment, revenue, and cultural value for communities around the world.

The production techniques used in the arts creation and performing arts activities industry vary widely depending on the specific discipline. Live performances, such as theater, dance, and music, often involve intensive rehearsal processes, the use of specialized equipment and staging, and the coordination of multiple performers and technical staff. The creation of original artwork, such as paintings, sculptures, and installations, may involve a range of techniques, including sketching, sculpting, painting, and digital manipulation. The operation of arts facilities, such as theaters, galleries, and concert halls, requires the management of ticketing, lighting, sound, and other technical aspects to ensure a high-quality experience for audiences.

The main inputs required for the arts creation and performing arts activities industry include a range of creative and technical resources. This includes skilled artists, performers, and technicians, as well as specialized equipment and materials, such as musical instruments, stage props, and art supplies. The industry also relies on access to performance venues, exhibition spaces, and other infrastructure to support the creation and presentation of artistic works. Additionally, funding from public and private sources, such as government grants, corporate sponsorships, and ticket sales, is essential for the industry to thrive.

The primary outputs of the arts creation and performing arts activities industry are the artistic and cultural experiences it produces, such as live performances, exhibitions, and installations. These outputs are consumed by a wide range of audiences, including 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities, 85 Education, and 47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles. The industry also generates economic value through the employment of artists and creative professionals, the generation of tourism and related economic activity, and the contribution to the overall cultural and creative sectors.