Depending on the region & definition, the creative sectors employ from1% to 15% of the workforce – in South Africa was 6.7% in 2015,10% in Brazil or US,and 5% in EU. (OECD).Obviously, these percentages were highly affected by Covid, with … Continue reading Future of Work Trends in Arts
The world’s first-ever VR community opera!So what can we expect from Opera in the future? FEDORA will show us now in the present.Till February 26th, 2021 you can vote your favorite projects and help artists to elapse in the next … Continue reading Opera Of The Future In Present
“This timely, important initiative is expected to have a strong impact in strengthening and professionalising our diverse sector with a strategic perspective and to help overcome the current crisis.” – Heidi Wiley, Executive Director of the European Theatre Convention and … Continue reading European Theatre Forum 2020
How can you shift from classical ballet into the tech field? It seems almost like ‘mission impossible’, right? But not for Caitlin Hafer, the co-founder of What the Hack. And discussing with her, we found out that ballet and tech … Continue reading Dancing With Techies
THIS ARTICLE IS THE SECOND PART OF THE INTERVIEW. Please find HERE the first part. Nowadays, art has amazing possibilities and opportunities to create without any limits. The boundaries disappear, I am referring to the limits that yesterday defined with … Continue reading Aperta Rebellion of Art #2
Every Monday, we prepare our selection of the previous week’s more important news. This week, you can read about: First Epidemic-Themed VR Documentary, Spotify CEO’s about Music, Picture Books for Kids, and Outdoor Art Gallery, Reimagined Future of Music: Interview with … Continue reading Weekly News – 03.08
March 2020. For the first time in the modern history, in the whole world, all cultural institutions enter the most dramatic lock down. Without any discrimination, big institutions such as philharmonic, opera, theatre, museum, etc became just a landmark on … Continue reading UK Spotlight: The Dark Theatre
