Light switch – Bergen International Festival
Many of the major culture-bearing institutions in Europe have closed their doors and switched off the lights. Meanwhile Bergen International Festival is opening a new … Read more
Many of the major culture-bearing institutions in Europe have closed their doors and switched off the lights. Meanwhile Bergen International Festival is opening a new … Read more
The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) has published its latest report on digital trends. The report shows the differences in arts coverage on the culture360.ASEF.org website in … Read more
KMP Artists and Ping Pong Productions (PPP) have launched a joint initiative that will help performers, presenters and companies to share digital content. The move comes … Read more
Music for Youth chief executive Judith Webster on how her organisation is embracing change and giving more young musicians a voice. I’m in my 50s, … Read more
A US-based start-up, Fools and Geniuses, has just launched the first fully-immersive real-time story told through a messenger app to the public. Released on 23 … Read more
Today marks the release of a very unusual interpretation of Steve Reich’s Six Pianos. Internationally acclaimed pianists Gregor Schwellenbach, Hauschka, Erol Sarp, Daniel Brandt, Paul Frick and John Kameel Farah were all involved in … Read more
Why is it that when we talk about digital strategies and transformation there is an exponential focus on technological infrastructures and considerably less consideration of the … Read more
Prepare, prepare, prepare! Says digital expert Cat Leaver It was a fairly famous mantra in the nineties, but the quote ‘if you build it, they will … Read more
The arts are notorious for bemoaning dwindling audiences and a lack of younger spectators at shows and exhibitions, yet we make it inherently difficult for … Read more
Even in the arts, where we’ve traditionally been loath to adopt tactics or language superficially associated with telesales and fast food outlets, upselling has its … Read more