Building a startup is hard, but to ‘dare’ building in the ArtTech field is twice as difficult. Just a simple look at the market and anyone can notice that there are not that many startups. Artsy is always given as … Continue reading Building ArtTech Startups: ARTERNAL
AI.Automation.Robots.Digitization.All these are words commonly used. Some are scared about them, others are excited. But AI has already become part of our life, and will penetrate it even more. It is indeed the age when technology is transforming the way … Continue reading AI Beyond Programming. Afro Algorithms
THIS ARTICLE IS THE SECOND PART OF A SERIES THAT DISCUSS HACKATHONS IN THE CULTURAL AND CREATIVE FIELDS. THE FIRST PART YOU CAN READ HERE. Hacking Culture definitely had its own story. First of all, not many hackathons with this … Continue reading When Arts Hacks Hackathons#2
Once Covid started, hackathons started to. Art and creative industries were massively affected (different cultural sectors more than others) and they show interest in the digital world. Finally, startup-ers said, let’s take a glimpse into the creative field, and Hack … Continue reading When Arts Hacks Hackathons
Makerspace are popular environments that were set up to help (future)makers, but also to promote STEM Learning. The new trend was fuelled by necessities in our society toward more experts in the field of technology, engineering or science. So learning … Continue reading Makers Hub. Plus Arts
Visual arts went online. We are talking about an industry who was quite conservative and tech-blind. Till, few months ago, when it started to gain huge presence and visibility online. From museums, galleries, artists, advisors, collectors, activists, everybody shows its … Continue reading Mixing Art and Tech
Art-Tech Startups Conversations. One-stop-shop for African Art: Pavillon 54 Even if still the US, China and UK dominate the art markets – largely because these richer countries count more art collectors, Art from Africa is showing a constant increase from year … Continue reading Art of Africa: Pavillon 54
