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Indigenous communities or local communities need to strengthen their cultural and creative sectors to enable them to control their narratives and represent themselves authentically on the international stage. This involves preserving and promoting their cultural heritage, empowering creative individuals, and ensuring sustainable economic opportunities. This empowerment not only preserves and promotes cultural heritage but also fosters economic growth and social cohesion within Indigenous communities. For this to happen, a conducive environment must be in place, not only to encourage education on the creative economy but also to allow individuals and the local communities to thrive through the industry. Here's our case for the creative economy in Africa: https://lnkd.in/dxtCrKbz

Latest news and updates of the NESR Art Foundation

Latest news and updates of the NESR Art Foundation!

SNAAP's executive director discusses the latest findings from the 2022 survey and how arts alumni are shaping the creative industries.

(Warning: this post may trigger agency creatives) #agencylife Brilliant and painfully hilarious. The actors, writing and execution are SO well done. Of course, agency creatives produced this! https://lnkd.in/gJm-F2uk

Check out this ad by BBDO and tell me what you think! #agencylife #adcampaign #adagency

This Thursday at 2pm, stay cool and view the film "The Price of Everything" in our Sarasota High School Alumni Auditorium at SAM. As part of our Art on Film series, this film explores the art world and asks "Are we in the midst of an art crisis? Can the value of art really be measured in dollars and cents? How are these values assigned and who assigns them? Does the art market have a chilling effect on our great museums and the ability of the public to engage in the art of our time? Most importantly, what does this new consumerist approach to art mean for artists themselves?"

🎬 The Association of Independent Commercial Producers has outdone themselves with their latest film, portraying Vincent Van Gogh and Frida Kahlo navigating the complex dance of feedback and creative negotiation. The dialogue feels like a direct transcript of those endless email threads, with everyone offering their two cents. "We like it, but can we change everything?" From passive-aggressive diplomacy to focus group insights and influencer input, it's a hilarious glimpse into the world of client feedback. ✨ Aspiring creators, take note: "It's hard to make museum-worthy art. It's even harder to make museum-worthy ads." This video serves as a gentle reminder of the challenges in the creative process. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the film: https://lnkd.in/eCVuzjyq #TheGoodCompany #TGC #MarketingFunFact #VanGogh #FridaKahlo

I'll echo Nick's comments & add a few of my own. Every speaker was fascinating, and each added another facet to the topic. We also need to recognise the contribution of PEARL UCL. This utterly unique, exquisitely designed facility not only inspires but validates the concepts we presented: that social design needs to address the entire human, that is, a being who breathes, smells, moves, craves and fears. Think kinaesthesia, proprioception: our bodily sense of space. Many of our sensory responses, & actions, are determined by modalities which operate outside the world of screens / sounds, and they're not captured by virtual models. And many of our differences - vital elements of social interaction - derive from these senses. Let's hope that PEARL becomes a worldwide model for architectural and civil planning. Every continent should have at least one.

An intriguing tale of recently uncovered fakes located in museums, private collections and exhibitions--Over the course of twenty years, dozens of paintings from a private collection entered the art market as well as the collections of major European and American museums, only for their provenance to be unravelled by science and some of the world's leading experts. Thank you to the BBC's for featuring ArtDiscovery's role in uncovering fakes and helping to bring greater transparency to the art market in their fascinating documentary brilliant documentary "The Zaks Affair: Anatomy of a Fake Collection." This is also such a wonderful tribute to our esteemed late colleague Dr. Jilleen Nadolny. ArtDiscovery' s extensive studies and analyses of many artists' universally recognized works has allowed us to build a significant dataset on artists' characteristic materials and methods. With our unique data library, we have helped many clients successfully attribute their paintings to the artists and to help bring clarity to works that are misattributed or questioned. For more on how ArtDiscovery can help your artworks, see: https://lnkd.in/dpuium-W To watch the BBC documentary, see: https://lnkd.in/d92-WuVM #artdiscovery, #fakesandforgeries, #BBC, #artandscience, #artmarket, #artnews, #artinvestment #artmarketnews #artauthentication