The Business of Creativity Newsletter
A weekly briefing on the big ideas shaping the world.
Perfection is boring. Edinburgh's Filmhouse gets renewed. It's Glasto Time again. And designing for tomorrow's games.
Hard times offer better lessons. The RA's Summer Exhibition is breathable. Eurostar expands routes. And Art Basel is poised to inspire a new generation.
Three routes to business growth. Layoffs at Disney. V&A East Storehouse redefines museum-going. And distinct optimism from independent booksellers.
Ambition will feed your creativity. AI looms over the animation fest in Annecy. The Pompidou in South America. And celebrating Broadway's big year.
Chicken, Paul Smith style. Audible does AI narration. Europe's new art network. And a cruise for architecture lovers.
Is it time to think about your creative philosophy? Epic Universe is a wild ride. The Fenix opens in Rotterdam. And the entertainment biz gets green.
Factory for inspiration. Tariffs cause disquiet on the French Riviera. Queen Elizabeth II is immortalised. And And BookTok's unavoidable sway.
Why space is the key to your next big hit. In praise of Buffett. IKEA thinks (and builds) small. And the Venice Architecture Biennale goes big.
What makes a truly iconic image? Canada goes elbows up. The UK House of Commons is having a laugh. And new rules dictate that Oscars voters will actually have to watch the films.
Can you ever benefit from hindsight? A cultural revolution in the US. Two decades of YouTube videos. And fashion for the greater good.
Marketing isn't a science. Museums delve into the archive. Art market at a flux point. And Europe in (loco)motion.
What is VUCA? Hockney in Paris. Prada sets the (dining) scene. And Coachella creativity.
