Creative Interns NYC una piattaforma per proporre offerte di tirocinio nelle industrie creative o proporsi come intern a NY. Interessa?
Creative Interns - Remixing talents
Ieri abbiamo fatto un salto in Madison Avenue 261 in uno spazio di coworking che ospita, tra le altre realtà interessanti anche New York Creative Village.
Creative Village NYC collega professionisti creativi, imprese e organizzazioni con i talenti nascosti attraverso eventi interattivi che creano una piattaforma per promuovere e responsabilizzare. Creative Village organizza quattro diversi tipi di eventi per le creative industries a New York, che descrivo riportando le parole del capo-gita Marc Scoleri:
Laboratori dal Basso con BAM! e Luca Melchionna: questione di serendipity, di pensiero laterale e di burrata
Abbiamo chiesto alle associazioni che hanno organizzato il Laboratorio dal Basso “Oggi a pranzo, cultura” di darci un punto di vista sulla prima sessione che abbiamo tenuto a Lecce il 10 e 11 maggio scorsi. Li ringraziamo, perché a tanto serve il confronto e la raccolta dei diversi punti di vista… e buona lettura a voi!
Affection Rules: #Take risks
Picture this in all the museums you know: an intern comes up with the idea of promoting an internet cat video festival. Yeah, the same ones you can find on You Tube. Would the museum care to listen?
The Walker Art Center did. It was a huge success. Tickets for the second edition in August 28, 2013 are already for sale.
http://www.walkerart.org/calendar/2013/internet-cat-video-festival-2
#MuseumNext from “What’s next” to “How’s next”
Hundreds of professionals gathered in Amsterdam to show and tell what they accomplished in the past year unraveling the complicated relationship between museums, audiences and the digital.
We saw a catwalk of consultants, strategists huge and small museums (MoMA, Tate, V&A, Smithsonian, MNAC, SMK, ScienceMuseum, Rijksmuseum to name a few). Above all we saw a nice network of passionate professionals who really like their job and really want to have a cultural impact on people’s life.
That’s the thing.
We realized that the best cases at #MuseumNext 2013 are not about improving the museums, but about engaging and outreaching audiences through participation building and audience development.
The real focus is not about new fancy technologies but about new and better WAYS of doing things: more efficiently, more effectively and yes, even more sustainably.
From a scrum framework method to a public private partnership base to develop EVERY project, from a semantic web approach to data core analysis and long term planning. The core issues remain how and why, and not what.
Repeat: first why, then how, then what.
The great functional priorization than many delegates achieved in the presented projects tell the rest of the world a very simple, obvious, yet forgotten mantra: think before you talk - or we should say, google before you tweet now :)
In a very interesting way we can still end our #MuseumNext tumblr post with an Andrew Lewis (V&A) quote: “The most important thing museums should focus on in the digital world? Having a strategy”.
“ VISIONARI E FUTURISTI: Visionari per provare a dar forma al mondo e futuristi per trovare una forma di mondo e per raccogliere gli appelli dei territori del progetto dove non è in crisi la passione per il futuro, dove c’è sempre spazio per il desiderio e per la sua essenza rivoluzionaria.”
