Episode 1 – Strategy is about imagining the future, with Charles Clapshaw, artist performer

We know it’s not 2022 yet, but we have made a set of new resolutions and a wave of change is taking Communicating the Arts towards new horizons. It’s time we shared those with you.

Our hearts are still overfilled with all the great encounters we have made during CTA Lausanne, and our minds still bubbling with exciting and challenging thoughts from those exchanges.

Our Communicating the Arts conference is just around the corner ! The program is rich and there is definitely something for everyone and anyone wishing to get their professional development fix. Here are five things you will learn at CTA Lausanne this year :

Many of you see Communicating the Arts as your annual professional development bootcamp and we are extremely proud of this as we strive to bring the best speakers and most relevant themes to the stage for every edition.

An interview with Rob Baker, Director of Marketing and Creative Strategy at MoMA

The theme of this year’s edition of our Communicating the Art conference is The Art of Placemaking. Alongside our delegates and with the help of our wonderful speakers, we will explore this theme through a series of more than 28 interactive case studies, 8 keynotes and 4 panel discussions.

As we briefly mentioned in our previous newsletter – and as you may have read in the news – the Louvre is about to get its first female director for the first time since its opening in 1793.

At a time of increasing social isolation and inequality, cities need democratic, thriving communal spaces more than ever.