Art + Technology + Business

Though the novel coronavirus pandemic has crashed the arts and cultural sector in the US (and around the world), it has also catalyzed a vast technological transformation of the field. Arts organizations, agencies, schools, programs and practitioners are learning on the fly that they need more tech expertise and creativity when it comes to producing, sharing, promoting, and communicating their work both on and offline. Join CGU Professors David Pagel (Art), Lorne Olfman (Center for Information Systems and Technology) and Jonathan T. D. Neil (Center for Business and Management of the Arts) Monday May 18th for a conversation on what the future holds for technology and the arts, and what kinds of skills and capacities will be in demand as the cultural sector rebuilds.

 

Jonathan T.D. Neil, Director of The Center for Business and Management of the Arts (CBMArts), David Pagel, Chair of CGU’s Art Department and LA Times Art Critic, and Lorne Olfman, Director of The Center of Information Systems & Technology