AI CANNOT FEEL EMOTIONS BUT IT COMPOSES GREAT MUSIC
By Francisco Tigre Moura The great Italian sculptor Michelangelo has allegedly once said, “Every block of stone has a statue inside, and it is the task of the sculptor to…
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HITTING THE ‘TRIPLE J HOTTEST 100’: WHAT IT MEANS FOR ARTISTS
By Paul Crosby, Liam Lenten and Jordi McKenzie This study examines how success in an online music poll affects artists’ social media followers. On average, being voted into this poll…
USING ART TO FOSTER SUSTAINABILITY THINKING IN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
By Ingrid Molderez and Kim Ceulemans Will our future business managers be able to tackle sustainability challenges? Can art contribute to acquiring sustainability competencies in management education? Our study explored…
DOUBLE JEOPARDY – MORE FLEXIBLE SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS AND HIGHER TICKET PRICES
By Jeffrey Pompe, Lawrence Tamburri and Johnathan Munn Symphony orchestras have increasingly relied on flexible ticket subscriptions and higher ticket prices for revenue generation. We found that relying on flexible ticket subscriptions…
CULTURAL DIPLOMACY: ARM’S LENGTH STRATEGIES UNDER THE MICROSCOPE
By Kalliopi Fouseki and Dimitra Kizlari Cultural diplomacy has been steadily gaining momentum the past decade in EU policy-making circles. Despite genuine efforts to build a common strategy, the member-states…
EXPLAINING THE CONTROVERSIAL APPEAL OF MOVIE FRANCHISES
An Application of ‘Consumption Capital Theory’ to Serial Media Content By Christian Opitz and Kay H. Hofmann The appeal of movie continuations clearly is in the eye of the beholder….
FILM AND THE CITY: SYMBIOTIC ASSOCIATION BETWEEN RIO DE JANEIRO AND BRAZIL’S MOVIE INDUSTRY
By João Luiz de Figueiredo and Rodrigo Carvalho Creative activities tend to materialize within the landscape of large cities as agglomerations of specialized firms and skilled labour, which offer extremely innovative…
FROM SNOBBY TO SUSTAINABLE: MOVING MUSEUM FUNDRAISING FROM SELECT ELITIST CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIVERSE COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
By Yuha Jung With public funding for the arts decreasing, fundraising is becoming more vital—especially for museums where contributions comprise most of their revenue. However, traditional fundraising models, relying heavily…
FAIRNESS CONSIDERATIONS IN THE LIVE MUSIC INDUSTRY
By Hendrik Sonnabend Traditional economic thinking presumes artists in the live music business to act like a monopolist who adjusts the ticket price to variations in demand whenever it is…
THE ARTWORK BEHIND YOU – LET’S TALK ABOUT STATUS
By Claudia Schnugg and Johannes Lehner Art can be beautiful and demanding, it can induce aesthetic pleasures, represent values and ideas or challenge ways of seeing. These personal experiences with…