Open Call | Summer School: Innovation, Tech & Culture
Radical Design: From Artificial Intelligence and Digital Culture to Sustainable Entrepreneurship
How can we use market mechanisms and disruptive technologies as tools to challenge conventional narratives creatively and create new forms of value? What does the proper use of Artificial Intelligence entail? Is there an ethical and democratic dimension to design? Are we in a position to wage critique on existing institutions and allow the multitude of voices to be heard while seeking for social impact and new forms of value?
Innovation, Tech & Culture is a ten-day Summer School that focuses on Digital Culture, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation in the age of Artificial Intelligence. The program is realized in collaboration with the Tandon School of Engineering of New York University and the Department of Product & Systems Design Engineering of the University of the Aegean in the framework of the “European Digital Deal” EU program.
Art is transforming into a catalyst for innovation and is entering the entrepreneurial world, intending to test existing practices and invent new business models based on the notions of justice, ethics, and sustainability, while exploring the intersection of creative expression and commercial success,
The Summer School seeks to bring together the world of digital arts with the realms of technology, Artificial Intelligence, and entrepreneurship and contribute to the harnessing of art and creative thinking toward the disclosure and tackling of societal, environmental, and business challenges.The School will be hosted on the premises of the Athens Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation of the Athens University of Economics and Business.- Declaration of Interest by June 16, 2024
- Announcement of results: June 20, 2024
- Dates of the program: 10-22 July, 2024
Under the guidance of academics from the three collaborating international universities and mentors from the fields of culture and entrepreneurship, the participants will be requested to create innovative, influential proposals of aesthetic and business interest.
Through an array of lectures and interactive workshops mainly centered around Digital Art, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, New Technologies and Culture, Ethics and Democracy, the participants will gain basic knowledge of business development and creative skills and, later on, necessary guidance toward effective and ethical utilization of Productive Artificial Intelligence tools across all stages of their ideas’ development.At the same time, they will be divided into smaller groups to design and develop an original work, with access to equipment, Artificial Intelligence tools, and guidance from seasoned educators.The Summer School is addressed to individuals who are active in the fields of arts, design, and culture, as well as those who maintain activities in the fields of technology and business administration.
The selection of the participants will be carried out by a team of experienced executives from the Onassis Foundation and the Athens University of Economics and Business and will be based on the motivations of the candidates for participating in the Summer School, their previous experience, and their potential contribution to the program, in order to achieve a complementary balance between skills and knowledge.The working languages of the Program are Greek and English.
Participation Requirements
- Online Declaration of Interest until June 16, 2024
- Availability to physically attend the Summer School in its entire duration
- Active participation and willingness to cooperate
For any clarifications, please contact us by e-mail at digital@onassis.org
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