The 2020 auction season—a wild ride of improvised sales amid strong but elusive demand—closed out with Asia driving the market for a wide range of artists. Kim Heirston and Koji Inoue help us make sense of the bidding. Hong Kong Saves the Art Market is part of our ongoing Auction Reaction series.
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 of digital collection, how can these assets be repurposed to meet today’s challenges? You will learn from 3 specialists about the opportunities available for interpretation […]
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, digital offerings from the arts and culture sector have expanded dramatically. From streamed live performances to virtual museum tours, organisations have embraced digital projects in myriad creative ways with the aim […]
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 […]
Milan will be the hub of political debate about the key role culture can play to face the greatest challenges of our time: climate change, social inclusion, creative workforce, centre […]
The next installment of "Reimagining the Future of the Arts" will explore the forthcoming study, "The Alchemy of High-Performing Arts Organizations, Part II: A Spotlight on Organizations of Color," a […]
The Literoom is a think tank, an incubator, and an accelerator - an open association based in Basel, Switzerland, the home of several world class art institutions and the centre […]
THINK DIGITAL. Towards the museum of tomorrow. Technological advances and their transformative potential. The aim of this webinar is to debate the relationship between citizens and the culture and art […]
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 […]
The practical, financial, and social impacts of the coronavirus alongside a national reckoning with racial injustice has increased the urgency to address why, how, and for whom museums exist in […]
