Hello,
Can art be a search engine?
What I mean by that is: is it possible to generate strategic thinking and start in-depth research from a work of art?
I believe it is, here's why:
Also because art is not designed in a practical way, but well designed to move, feel and make people think
Art is not factual or equivalent to a percentage in a database, it is difficult to read, which is precisely why it is full of ideas, of inspiration. Art also helps in the research phase to ...
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Current exhibitions to make you think further
🖼️ FUTURES Beacons - Smithsonian Art + Industries Building Washington, D.C
🖼️ The Great Imagination. Histories of the Future - Madrid's Fundacion Telefónica, Madrid
🖼️ Tomorrow's home - Museum of Home, London
🖼️ Grow: The future of Fashion - Good museum, Amsterdam
For those who don't know yet, I am immersed in the start-up universe and specifically in all that is artistic and creative. Research and analysis of new business models and innovative ideas are my daily life. I cannot miss mentioning these two Quebec start-ups that make art shine for longer and differently: ArchivVR& Gallea
Want to explore the future together?
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I'll leave you with this report from CIFS (to which I did not contribute), but full on the subject and leaving this fairly enlightening Instagram post portraying art in the future.
Take advantage of this (crazy) Friday to visit the museum;)
Talk soon
P.S. I will be mailing the traditional holiday greeting cards shortly. Customers, Contributors - Send me your postal addresses 💌
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