In the art sector, terms like "structured data," "metadata," and "linked open data" are often met with confusion—or worse, dismissal.
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping industries around the world—and now, it's opening new possibilities for the northern arts sector, offering a path to enhanced creativity, collaboration, and resilience.
Over the past year, AI-driven art has exploded into a global phenomenon, propelled by breakthroughs in generative models and unprecedented cultural attention.
A resounding 79% of PR professionals globally believe AI will significantly impact their work.
The latest ICCO World PR Report for 2024-2025 paints a picture of an industry that's holding steady—even thriving—in the face of global uncertainty.
From independent zines to local festivals and skill-sharing workshops, grassroots community projects fuel connection and creativity.
Where creativity meets community, resilience thrives. From underground art markets to skill-sharing circles, informal creative economies are reshaping how artists sustain themselves and support one another.
Real change starts with what’s already here.
The future of community care isn’t about overwork—it’s about reciprocity, rest, and real connection.
Leadership isn’t reserved for boardrooms anymore. From kitchen tables to community art studios, a new kind of leadership is taking shape—fueled by creativity, empathy, and collaboration.