Have your financial future predicted by De Kunst van Later’s fortune teller. This project used research and design to gather innovative insights and realise two tools for cultural and creative self-employed people to help them arrange their retirement provision better.

De Kunst van Later

The teams behind the projects Everybody in the (art)house!, Living Lab Open Cultuurdata, Crowdkeeping and Podiumpas share their experiences and engage in a discussion about processing and using audience data for relationship-management strategies and analysis purposes in the cultural and creative sector. How can we ensure that these and other successful projects can be turned into a single larger movement that carries more weight? Is pooling or centralising data and strategies necessary to make the difference? And how does the public benefit from this? In this session, the project teams would like to emphasise the collective importance of data for the cultural and creative sector, based on the following proposition: data-driven collaboration is the future!

Would you like to attend this session? Send an e-mail to info@innovatielabs.org mentioning No Data No Future. The number of places for these sessions is limited

Everybody in the (art)house!

The teams behind the projects No Limits! Art Castle, The Art of Later, The New Social and Toolkit for the Inbetween invite you to explore new perspectives on future creative practices. They will introduce you to their distinctive, experimental projects and share their dilemmas concerning aspects such as shareability and accessibility. In this session, we will take a closer look at these tangible and inspiring examples and reflect on the significance of their projects for themselves as well as for other makers and cultural institutions. We also address the shared values and conditions needed to give space to their practices, as well as other innovative initiatives.

Would you like to attend this session? Send an e-mail to info@innovatielabs.org mentioning De creatieve praktijk van de toekomst The number of places for these sessions is limited.

In the Feijenoord district of Rotterdam South, Zuid. Boijmans Van Beuningen is experimenting with a museum programme created together with local, national and international artists. In the Open Lab, they introduce visitors to Arte Útil, a method that can help artists and art institutes to instigate projects that can be used to address social issues.

Zuid. Boijmans van Beuningen

Have your financial future predicted by De Kunst van Later’s fortune teller. This project used research and design to gather innovative insights and realise two tools for cultural and creative self-employed people to help them arrange their retirement provision better.

De Kunst van Later

Have your financial future predicted by De Kunst van Later’s fortune teller. This project used research and design to gather innovative insights and realise two tools for cultural and creative self-employed people to help them arrange their retirement provision better.

De Kunst van Later

Curious about how makers contribute to technological innovation? We will discuss this in detail during Artists as Technological Innovators. To this end, the project teams behind Hybrid Music Vibes, Touched by a Hologram, Meta-Estate Lab and Innovation: Lab share their experiences. We invite you to explore the future of the cultural and creative sector together. Which new skills are important? To what extent does it require a different way of organizing makers, institutions and other parties in the sector? How can more space be created for (interdisciplinary) experiments by makers? We will discuss this with each other, with the aim to learn from each other and contribute to a future where creation and technology increasingly merge.

Would you like to attend this session? Email to info@innovationlabs.org stating: Artists as Technological Innovators. The number of places for these sessions is limited.

2nd World is the innovation project of Stichting Musea en Herinneringscentra (Museums and Remembrance Centres Foundation) 40-45 (SMH40-45). The common goal is to work better together and reach new visitors (including younger people) by means of a tool. In the podcast ‘In 365 days successful innovation with heritage’, experts and experts by experience take you through the outcomes of this project. At the Open Lab, you can attend the recording of a new episode.

2nd World

Hybrid Music Vibes offers musical talents the chance to explore how new technologies can contribute to their artistic practice. In a series of knowledge and working sessions, participating artists learn about new technologies while being challenged to apply this in their work. Visitors to the Open Lab will be given a demonstration by six artists who participated in this programme.

Hybrid Music Vibes

Future Materials is a multidisciplinary knowledge platform that promotes and disseminates knowledge on sustainable materials. At the heart of the project is the Future Materials Bank, an online archive of sustainable materials developed by artists and designers from around the world. At the Open Lab, four podcasts will be recorded in which experts and experts by experience take you through the outcomes of this project.

Future Materials