A no-nonsense guide to buying new software for your organisation
From HR to CRM, from digital archive to ticketing system: good software is indispensable in just about every cultural organisation. The range of options is vast and growing exponentially. Purchasing or switching to new software can feel overwhelming, which is why it’s – understandably – often put off indefinitely. Tò Mò walks you through our approach: a step-by-step method for museums, music venues, dance companies, orchestras, festivals and theatres to select a new software system without getting lost in demos, feature lists and sales pitches.
12 Creative Uses of AI in the Arts – in the Netherlands and Beyond
Researcher and tech dramaturge Marijke Hessels presents 12 examples of creative use of AI in the arts.
No Man is an Island: Immersive Artists Join Forces for Audience Research
Immersive artists Puck van Dijk, Danny van Zuijlen, and Thomas Brand decided to join forces and collectively embark on a process of audience research.
From Algorithm to Autonomy: What AI Can Do for Artists
For Marijke Hessels, tech dramaturg and researcher in the cultural sector, AI is not a threat but a new tool in the creator’s toolkit that can particularly support creative processes.
AI as a partner in the performing arts
In the performing arts, the question is no longer whether AI plays a role, but how this technology can be meaningfully implemented, say Marijke Hessels, tech dramaturg and researcher, and Linda Thoen, agile coach and founder of Curious Culture. They sat down together to discuss the future of artificial intelligence in theatre.
The Roadmap – Empowering Creative Freedom in the Cultural Sector
In this blog, we’ll explain why a roadmap is more than a buzzword, why it’s essential for your (cultural) organization, and how you can start creating one yourself.
