Concrete pillars, steel beams, red brick walls... what makes working in converted industrial buildings exactly so appealing? Want to read this paper I published with @brian_hracs in your favorite post-industrial workspace? Click below! ⬇️
https://t.co/aHKo0AFXvn
And… we’re hiring, again! This time we have a wonderful PhD position open about cultural mediation, innovation and transformation. Open for proposals on all cultural and creative industries, and all methods (qual/quant). https://t.co/pbDYXDKw4E
And… we’re hiring, again! This time we have a wonderful PhD position open about cultural mediation, innovation and transformation. Open for proposals on all cultural and creative industries, and all methods (qual/quant). https://t.co/pbDYXDKw4E
Our team is growing! Come join us as assistant professor in Media and Creative Industries. We're specifically looking for candidates focusing on management, production and entrepreneurship in the cultural and creative industries.
https://t.co/eiiRl4V9GU
Yes! Hij is (bijna) uit! De nieuwe editie van Tijdschrift Boekman over samen werken in de creative industrie. Met mooie stukken van o.a. @boukjecnossen @ProfKateOakley @ham_laurens en vele anderen!
🚨 Job alert! 🚨 We are looking for a lecturer to teach in our MA Media & Creative Industries and/or International BA in Communication and Media. Especially welcome: expertise in entrepreneurship, management and organization of the creative industries. https://t.co/R843q1oQwO
📢We’re looking for a new colleague📢 Doing research on the creative industries (production, consumption)? Want to work in a cool and international environment? Look no further! https://t.co/Fn2c0E65We
Networking & social ties are said to be essential for arts careers, so how did artists’ professional social interactions change during the pandemic?
I address this question across early, established, and late career stages for US artists.
https://t.co/aIkERVTxgV
#trending 👀📈👇🏼🥳
Our recently published article ‘Welcome to the inner circle? Earnings and inequality in the creative industries’ by Wike Been, @YoshaW & Ellen Loots is trending!#CulturalTrends
Read it here: https://t.co/jfdHIyLDLs
Trending in #Humanities:
https://t.co/n3dmX22GAq
1) Earnings & inequality in the creative industries (@CulturalTrends_)
2) Eye Tracking, Emotion & Evaluations in Galleries (@EmpStudArts)
3) Australia’s statue wars (@POP_Jrnl)
4) Fixing the Gaze in Dante’s Commedia
Work in the creative industries is on average poorly paid. But are low incomes really omnipresent? Our new paper in @CulturalTrends_ is now online (w/ Wike Been and @ellenloots1)
https://t.co/orCHhfE5Uz
@ERMeCC@eshcc_eur @InstituutGak
Yet, contrary to our expectations, we found most pronounced inequalities not in Throsby's inner 'core creative arts' circle, but rather in sectors such as libraries, film, museums and galleries.
Crowdfunding is now commonplace in the arts and increasingly used by 'traditional' funding bodies. What is the potential of such institutionalization of crowdfunding? Read more in our new publication (w @ellenloots1 & Kaja Piecyk). @voordekunst@eshcc_eur
https://t.co/FGrsYzfMh7