“When economic and political troubles weigh heavily, seeing that similar problems have occurred in history or that they are shared in another geography creates the possibility that things can change,” said director Bige Örer about the 17th Istanbul Biennial...

With the aim of building a shared framework for collaboration among leaders of municipal governments to take advantage of the renewable resource of participatory arts,  “Innovation in Public Policies” was held from August 2 – 13 in Paraguay. Find...

July 25-29 The First Certificate in Arts and Policy will be held in Mannheim, Germany, coordinated by Dr. Liane Schmitt Find more about Renaissance Now Certificate in Arts and Policy.

September 2002 saw the birth of The Art of Management and Organization Conference on London’s legendary South Bank. Its aim was, and continues to be, the exploration and promotion of the arts (in the most inclusive sense) as a means of understanding management...

March 24, 7:40-7:50PM ET Art has often been overlooked as fuel for development. Considered as either decoration or a collectible luxury, art has been narrowly understood as a product of culture rather than as the dynamic process of making. If culture...

Cases for Culture will feature collaborations among distinguished artists, humanists, policy makers, and entrepreneurs who promote the social contributions of creativity. The purpose is to multiply these contributions by generating HBS type cases that...

The Association for Global Political Thought  opens a call for papers for its inaugural conference in April 2022. Submissions are due by Friday January 21st, 2022. The Association for Global Political Thought is an international, interdisciplinary, and...

Dear Colleague, 2020 was a year of reckoning. The pandemic crisis forced us to think afresh and reorder priorities. Change will require systems thinking because survival depends on the environment; the environment depends on science and politics; and...