Creative economy

Museum of the Future: Insights and Reflections

What will happen to museums when digital technology shows its full potential?
What features will the museum of the future have? How will it seize the opportunities offered by digital innovation? To understand what role the digital driver is playing in the modernisation of the industry, we asked these questions to ten internationally renowned European museums. 
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Due to its unique characteristics, the film and audiovisual sector has attracted particular attention in terms of public policies in the European states virtually since it first came into existence
Funding Innovation: A practice guide aimed at funders

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In this practice guide, Nesta shares its practical knowledge on financial tools including equity, loans and social impact bonds (collectively called impact investment), challenge prizes, grants and crowdfunding
Cultural Networks: How Can the Cultural Sector Make it in International Projects?

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When LOVE takes over: how Robert Indiana's artwork conquered the planet

When LOVE takes over: how Robert Indiana's artwork conquered the planet

The American artist’s LOVE sculpture is more famous than the Mona Lisa. What a pity most people don’t know that he made it – and that he didn’t copyright it in the 60s