Jamie Bell

Jamie Bell is a Winnipeg-based interdisciplinary artist and strategist working at the intersection of media arts, community engagement, and public affairs. Among others, his work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Manitoba Arts Council, and the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, with a focus on participatory media, strategic communications, and arts-based collaboration across northern and urban contexts.

The Funding Revolution The next funding revolution empowers mission-driven groups to replace overhead with sustainable, self-running creative systems.

The next funding revolution empowers mission-driven groups to replace overhead with sustainable, self-running creative systems.

The Funding Revolution

Jamie Bell 17 Oct 2025

Non-profits can escape endless fundraising by funding scalable systems instead of salaries—transforming sustainability and mission impact.

The Lanzhou Feed

The Lanzhou Feed

Jamie Bell 16 Oct 2025

On a blustery ridge in Northwestern Ontario, Ben and his team struggle to calibrate their VR equipment...

The Optimal Unit of One A new era of creative leadership emerges: ethical system design replaces supervision in the post-management creative economy.

A new era of creative leadership emerges: ethical system design replaces supervision in the post-management creative economy.

The Optimal Unit of One

Jamie Bell 16 Oct 2025

The creative economy is shifting from managing people to orchestrating systems, redefining leadership through algorithmic stewardship.

The Economics of De-Risking Cultural production is stabilizing as AI-driven Sovereign Stacks replace financial volatility with freedom, autonomy, and creative control.

Cultural production is stabilizing as AI-driven Sovereign Stacks replace financial volatility with freedom, autonomy, and creative control.

The Economics of De-Risking

Jamie Bell 15 Oct 2025

Artists and creators are breaking free from venture capital and grants through Sovereign Stacks—creating sustainable, mission-driven art...

The New Professional The new creative professional thrives across disciplines—architecting intelligent workflows where creativity, technology, and ethical judgment converge.

The new creative professional thrives across disciplines—architecting intelligent workflows where creativity, technology, and ethical judgment converge.

The New Professional

Jamie Bell 13 Oct 2025

AI is replacing narrow expertise with agile, cross-disciplinary creators who design, govern, and orchestrate intelligent systems.

The End of Expertise AI is dismantling traditional expert-driven firms, replacing costly specialist labor with agile, system-orchestrating transversal creators.

AI is dismantling traditional expert-driven firms, replacing costly specialist labor with agile, system-orchestrating transversal creators.

The End of Expertise

Jamie Bell 13 Oct 2025

AI and automation are reshaping work, replacing expensive specialist labor with agile, cross-disciplinary creators powered by intelligent...

The Prosocial Supply Chain Creative systems evolve: success now means converting inspiration into real-world action through ethical design and measurable outcomes.

Creative systems evolve: success now means converting inspiration into real-world action through ethical design and measurable outcomes.

The Prosocial Supply Chain

Jamie Bell 8 Oct 2025

The Prosocial Supply Chain applies logistical precision to empathy—transforming art, education, and media into engines of human...

Into the Music A view of Into the Music in Winnipeg’s Exchange District, a cozy record shop filled with shelves of vinyl, CDs, and music memorabilia. The store’s warm atmosphere invites music lovers to browse and discover hidden gems.

Into the Music

Jamie Bell 7 Oct 2025

Check out Into the Music in Winnipeg’s Exchange District, a legendary record store for vinyl, CDs, and...

Upper Fort Garry The Upper Fort Garry Gate is the last remnant of a once-powerful Hudson’s Bay Company fort. Today, it stands as a historic landmark in downtown Winnipeg, linking the city to its Red River roots.