Immersive art isn’t automatically profound — or shallow. Just like AI art, meaning depends on intent. Let’s look past blanket judgments and stay present to the experiences that truly resonate.
COVID offered a rare chance to reinvent. Most organizations didn’t take it. Here’s what was missed — and why the window is still open to plant something new.
Trying to serve everyone equally is risky. In this post, I argue why making a clear strategic choice — artists or public first — is essential for long-term success.
Kudos to the Kansas City Symphony for marketing that speaks to why everyday people want to experience the arts.
Hannah Grannemann 