The graph shows information about how many people participated in several cultural activities and government funding for four arts sectors in Brazil, over a fifteen-year period from 2005 to 2020.
Overall what stands out from the line graph is that there were gradual upward trends in the activities among cinema attendance, live music concerts, and theatre or dance performances over the whole period, while the participants of museum or gallery visits experienced a negligible rise over the period.
In 2005, the number of participants for cinema started at nearly 45%, and then the figure continued to rise moderately to just above 58% in 2015. Following this, in 2020, there was a slight decrease to approximately 57%. As regards live music concerts, having risen to just under 42% over nine-years old at the beginning of the period, the participants for live music concerts decreased marginally to 37%. Following this, the percentage of the adult population for theatre or dance performances rose in 2015, increasing to around 24%. After that, the number of participants fell to just under 19%. Finally, the people who were interested in museum or gallery visits accounted for going up steadily from under 25% to about 28% between 2005 and around 2015. At the end of the period, this figure decreased to 26%.
