Talent Is Not Enough
Amani OluExploring sustainable systems, strategy, and infrastructure for the creative economy and cultural sector
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Recognition Is Not Protection
Elizabeth Eckford (#13). Photo: Daniel Ribar. Courtesy of MOCAD
At the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), Olayami Dabls: Detroit Cosmologies opens with the problem of how to make history legible without making it inert. In Employm...
What Most Exhibition Proposals Get Wrong
What Pipeline at Season Fair (2025). Credit: Tim Johnson.
An exhibition proposal is not a creative brief. It’s a decision-making tool – one that exists to secure space, time, funding, and institutional support. Most curators write it like...
The Creative Economy Runs on Bad Deals
The Matrix (1999). Courtesy of Warner Bros.
I first encountered BATNA – Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement – through Joshua Doss, who used it to describe a familiar condition: choosing between options that don’t fully serve you, bu...
The Public Capacity Gap
Photo: Sean Wilkinson
Executive Summary
Many organizations produce strong programs but struggle to convert that work into sustained support and credibility.
Traditional capacity-building asks a familiar question: can the organization...
Images Are Manipulating You. Here’s How to Take Control.
Joseph Kosuth, One and Three Chairs, 1965, Mixed media installation, Museum of Modern Art, NYC
We live in a world saturated with images. They meet us from the moment we wake up, arriving through screens, advertisements, public spaces, and...
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