For the third iteration of Museum 2050’s annual symposium, the platform looks to explore the concept of collaboration, both in its proliferation in recent partnerships amongst museums, particularly in China, and as a centerpiece of creative production. We wish to ask the fundamental question: why collaborate? What is the purpose of these cultural alliances? Whether […]
China’s Gen Z and millennial consumers seek novel products that stand out from the crowd, fueling a rapidly evolving culture of innovative “mega-collaborations” between brands. While many brand pairings may […]
Elizabeth Semmelhack, author of Sneakers x Culture: Collab, explores the collaborative culture that surrounds sneakers. Collaborations have a long history in western fashion and are only increasing in importance especially […]
In an age of periodic lockdowns, there is a need to find innovative and creative ways to engage and grow our audiences. Many arts & heritage organisations have some sort […]
A/B testing (also known as split testing) is the process of comparing two versions of a web page, email, or other marketing asset and measuring the difference in performance. Join […]
Now more than ever it’s vital that the people you engage with become your biggest fans and supporters of the work you produce. Whether it’s customers, donors, members, or artistic […]
Are you looking to get started with digital advertising? Would you like to know how to reach a wider audience online? The Digital Culture Network has teamed up with Google […]
Are you looking to get started with data analytics? Would you like to better understand how visitors found your website, and what they did when they got there? The Digital […]
Join DAM for a one-day online event to learn from and connect with members of the Digital Asset Management community across Asia, the Pacific, Australia and New Zealand. You will […]
It has become more apparent than ever that library services play a pivotal role in the lives of their communities. With many library services and buildings serving as a space […]
