The Business of Creativity Newsletter
A weekly briefing on the big ideas shaping the world.
In this special edition, Sir John Hegarty shows why creativity is vital to our wellbeing and business success - and invites you to explore it at Discovery Day.
This week, we explore how owning your narrative - whether you're an athlete, an innovator, or a microbe - can be the catalyst for real, lasting influence.
Why creativity needs work, not waiting. Anthropic’s new AI campaign. A boom in global art biennials.
Why originality is overrated - and how Gen Z and global institutions are finding power in remix, reframing, and reimagining what came before.
Truth, trust, and the power of reputation - from national brands to fashion legacies and the future of creative law.
Sir John's take on the importance of truth. Letters are out but immersive experiences are in. Across the board.
Creativity: what is it good for? Google Zero has arrived. Venice Film Festival hots up. And when creativity is made from girders.
Anya Hindmarch on why you should embrace the dip. TikTok culture makes verbal impact. South Park revives satire. And the UK's first electric football stadium.
Your creativity can drive markets. OpenAI launched GPT-5. A-level grades return to pre-pandemic levels. And Can Hauser & Wirth crack Silicon Valley?
Special Edition: The Business of Creativity White Paper 2025.
If you can't find a solution, try reframing the problem. Is UK higher education in jeopardy? Gentrification in Mexico city. And opening a museum ain't like dusting crops, boy!
Recognise your moment of truth. It's earnings season again. Irvine Welsh explores 'Men in Love'. And how to run a museum in a period of crisis.
