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"Making money is something that a lot of artists will consider ‘impure’. David Parrish tries to bridge this gap through his trainings and his book, which aims to make business theory accessible to many people."
This is a quote from one of our Hello Creative World visitors, who has written an extensive report on the successful expedition on her blog.
David Parrish, just one of many valuable contacts that CMKBU has created throughout ECCE. He has been a writer in our first publication Read This First, a speaker at the Impulse Nights, a great guide to our students on their international seminar and a speaker at Hello Creative World.
Creating methods of training for creative entrepreneurs and students has lead to the compilation of Read This First, Growth and Development of Creative SMEs; a handbook on entrepreneurship in the creative industries for policy makers, students and creative entrepreneurs.
Click here to download a copy of Read This First.
Read This First has been the centre of crossovers between past, present and future in training methods for entrepreneurs and students. Most importantly, it has fed input for the Impulse Nights: monthly nights on specific creative industries topics with an expert and two to three regional entrepreneurs.
For the Impulse Night film, click here.
The success of Impulse Nights has lead to Impulse Sessions, curriculum embedded expertise lessons for 4th year Art Management Bachelors and Master students.
In 2008, CMKBU launched Hello Creative World, Entrepreneurship in Arts Education. The publication exists of various articles on entrepreneurship in arts education (and at times, education in creative entrepreneurship). It is a collection of articles from France, Germany, the UK and The Netherlands, each with a very different view on creative entrepreneurship, arts education and the supportive models and initiatives.
Click here to download a copy of Hello Creative World.
Het Lectoraat Kunst en Economie is een onderdeel van de Faculteit Kunst en Economie (KE) van de Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht (HKU). Het lectoraat doet onderzoek naar cultureel ondernemerschap en stelt de resultaten daarvan ten dienste van onderwijs en praktijk. Het Lectoraat is actief op regionaal, nationaal en internationaal niveau.
The Research Group Art and Economics is a part of the Faculty Art and Economics of the Utrecht School of the Arts. The Research group conducts research on different aspects of cultural entrepreneurship. The results are used for (improvement of) education and practice. The Research Group is active on a regional, national and international level.
