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On World Creativity and Innovation Day, Es Devlin explores how art can make complex topics accessible, engage new audiences, and help us reimagine what is possible to shape a better future. "It's been proven by endless studies that people's behaviour doesn't change from being given facts, so much from how you feel". Watch artist Es Devlin and author Francesca Gavin discuss the role art and culture can play in catalysing change in society and accelerating the transition to a #circulareconomy

On World Creativity and Innovation Day, Es Devlin speaks to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation on how art can make complex topics accessible, and help us reimagine what is possible to shape a better future

Embrace the synergy between art and technology. John Lasseter's words remind us that each fuels the other, leading to endless innovation and creativity. Let's explore the boundless possibilities when art challenges technology and technology inspires art. #yepeducation #yepeducationforall #yepinstagram #educationiskey #yepFacebook #educationfirst

The Future of Art and Creativity: Adapting in the New Digital Economy Discover the challenges artists face in the ever-changing world of technology and economic systems. Explore the possibilities of non-monetary rewards and the importance of recognition and celebration in the creative industry. Join the conversation about the future of art and creativity. #ArtisticChallenges #DigitalEconomy #FutureOfArt #CreativeIndustry #RecognitionMatters #AdaptingToTechnology #CreativeRewards #CelebratingCreativity #ArtisticCommunity #ArtAndTechnology

Embrace the future of art in the digital age! Witness how technology reshapes traditional mediums and revolutionizes the way we create and consume art. #DigitalFuture #ArtEvolution #CreativeRevolution

💡 Keyfinding No.8: Although purchasing fractionalized art is still a relatively new option, collectors are already taking advantage of it:  1/3 OF FRACTIONALIZED ART COLLECTORS ARE MOTIVATED BY THE CONCEPT OF COLLECTIVE OWNERSHIP For a more in-depth exploration, feel free to access the complete report at no cost on our website (find the 🔗link in the comments). #arttechreport #digitalartcoll3cting #digitalart #web3 #artnft #digitalartcollecting #research #artandtechnlogy #futureofcollecting #futureoftheartmarket  #artatberlin The ART+TECH REPORT  is an independent research initiative by Kerstin Gold, Kristina Leipold, Johanna Neuschäffer and Anne Schwanz.

“Scientists are artists. We create and innovate, no different than Picasso at the canvas or Kendrick Lamar composing rap lyrics.” Cell is spotlighting 50 researchers who drive innovation. Find them here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eFYYXdgH My favorite section is reading the different scientist’s takes on “What does innovation in science look like to you?” What's most inspiring to you?

We know that technology has changed art, and that artists have evolved with every new technology — it’s a tale as old as humanity, moving from cave paintings to computers. Underlying these movements are endless debates around inventing versus remixing; between commercialism and art; between mainstream canon and fringe art; whether we’re living in an artistic monoculture now (the answer may surprise you); and much much more. So in our new podcast episode featuring Berlin-based contemporary artist Simon Denny-- in conversation with a16z crypto editor in chief Sonal Chokshi -- we discuss all of the above debates. We also cover how artists experimented with the emergence of new technology platforms like the web browser, the iPhone, Instagram and social media; to how generative art found its “native” medium on blockchains, why NFTs; and other art movements. Denny also thinks of entrepreneurial ideas -- from Peter Thiel's to Chris Dixon's Read Write Own -- as an "aesthetic"; and thinks of technology artifacts (like NSA sketches!) as art -- reflecting all of these in his works across various mediums and contexts. How has technology changed art, and more importantly, how have artists changed with technology? How does art change our place in the world, or span beyond space? It's about optimism, and seeing things anew... all this and more in this episode. Check out the episode here: https://lnkd.in/gQt6cVKT

6 (long) days, 11 tech events and 2 art fairs for me (let's not count up the time spent in traffic - too depressing). Not sure how we do it every year, but Art Week / Tech Basel Week keeps getting better and better. Here is a very small snippet of the tech part of the week. Till Next Year! #MiamiArtWeek #TechBasel #MiamiTech

Visionary artists, our call for VANGUARD closes May 5th at 11:59 pm. You still have time to submit your work to this international virtual exhibition guest curated by Tam Gryn (Tam G). VANGUARD | A challenge to reimagine the dynamic relationship between art + the future. Join us in reshaping the canvas where traditional mediums meet technology. VANGUARD invites artists working in traditional fine arts to explore the transformative intersection with cutting-edge mediums. From the enduring strokes of a canvas to the latest digital marvels, this open call seeks to bridge the gap between the time-honored contemporary practices and the innovative advances we see today. Open to artists exploring these questions: How can emerging mediums redefine artistic expression? How can we express our relationship with the future or tech using traditional mediums? In what ways does the future of art challenge and reshape traditional notions of art and creativity? What dialogues can unfold between artists utilizing diverse innovative mediums? How can these mediums illuminate the social, cultural, and ethical implications of its own advancement? https://lnkd.in/emTeXVRM #callforart #technology #thefutureofart #creativeculture #AI #generativeart #digitalart #publicart #installationart #art #vanguard