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If you've attended a Shape event since 1 April, we need you!

It's vitally important to us as an organisation that we get as many of our short surveys filled out by our audiences as possible - it helps us to get funding, and to keep improving. If you've attended any our events since 1 April, we would be very grateful if you would take 5 minutes to fill one in. Click here to view our recent events, if you'd like to remind yourself what you might have attended.

Click here to complete the survey

All of the answers are confidential and we won’t know who they've been filled out by. Completed surveys (including your FULL postcode) are like gold dust to us; each one makes a difference so we are very thankful to everyone who fills them in. Please note - when you have completed the survey, it will take you back to the first page again. This means your response has been saved.

If you have any questions or queries about the survey, or would like some assistance, please email [email protected] or call 020 7424 7330.


Banner image: 'Ways of Seeing Art' event at Tate Exchange, Tate Modern, c. Andy Barker

Published: 1st November, 2017

Updated: 3rd September, 2020

Author: Lulu Nunn

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