The Art Institution of Tomorrow - Ustek, Fatos
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Is your art institution ready for tomorrow? This manifesto challenges outdated models and proposes radical changes for art institutions to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. The Art Institution of Tomorrow argues that current art institutions are ill-equipped to handle today's social, economic, and environmental shifts. Built on extensive research and interviews with sector leaders, this is a clear call for transformation. Discover how to re-focus on core purpose, revolutionize organizational structures, and adopt sustainable operational models. Learn to empower artists, engage communities,…mehr

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Is your art institution ready for tomorrow? This manifesto challenges outdated models and proposes radical changes for art institutions to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. The Art Institution of Tomorrow argues that current art institutions are ill-equipped to handle today's social, economic, and environmental shifts. Built on extensive research and interviews with sector leaders, this is a clear call for transformation. Discover how to re-focus on core purpose, revolutionize organizational structures, and adopt sustainable operational models. Learn to empower artists, engage communities, and integrate digital technologies for lasting relevance. For art administrators, museum professionals, curators, and students, this is your guide to building a resilient, impactful, and future-ready art institution.
Autorenporträt
Fatoş Üstek is an independent curator and writer and a leading voice in contemporary art. She was previously Director of the Liverpool Biennial, Director of the Roberts Institute of Art, Associate Curator of the 10th Gwangju Biennial, South Korea and Curator of Frieze Sculpture 2023. In 2015 she was the Art Fund Curator at fig-2, a ground-breaking project which presented 50 projects in 50 weeks.