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Art & Activism

... Exploring how today's young adults are using various art and entertainment mediums to get their message acrossMany young adults are turning to creative forms of expression, not only as a platform for their reactions, but for larger revolution. Underrepresented groups are using creative activism as a tactic to achieve equality and essential human rights. Taking their stories from their sketchpads to the streets, these young adults are tackling important tissues such as racism, sexism, ageism ...

State Of The Art

... aspects of life), the realm of creativity has mostly managed to remain free of the automation that infiltrated so many other industries. But the recent confluence of A.I. and creative outputs, from writing to music to visual art, will change the future of creative expression. Amidst this new development, 65% of youth in the UK and 62% of youth in the U.S. worry that technology will diminish human creativity, even as young consumers expect technology-enhanced speed and newness in other areas of their ...

Global Art & Design Trends

... Art/design trends popping up around the world.Whether or not they consider themselves artists, art is a significant category of popular culture to young people: 80% of global youth say that art/design is important to their life. It is important to even more young people in Indonesia (93%), Turkey (90%), and Nigeria (90%). This appreciation for art is appearing in new ways, evolving outside of traditional museums to increasingly include Instagram museums, coffee cups, city streets, and even ...

Retail 2.0: Shopping As A Live Event

... , which primarily exist to be photographed and shared. In fact, 68% of youth in the U.S. and 66% in the UK have attended or would like to attend a themed event/festival. This jumps to 87% among Trendsetters in the U.S. and 85% in the UK.It's only natural that the next phase of experiential shopping would be a blend of these trends: live events where shopping itself is one of the key drivers and where the lines are blurred between art and retail, music and commerce. While many of these events promote ...

Pop In

... to become part of the cultural conversation in a literal sense by putting their image on content they care about, thereby aligning themselves on the same level with the creators of what they watch and listen to. While still a nascent trend, the next evolution of consumer engagement is that in which youth impose themselves onto popular culture creations, whether they insert themselves in a music video, on album cover art, in fanfiction, or as a character in a game. What started with Photoshop ...

Culture Spotlight On China

... on bags, calendars, decorative tape, and jewelry to bring the culture and art to everyday items. For instance, Chinese street style brand Mukzin came out with a popular clothing line inspired by the cultural heritage of the Xinjiang province to distance itself from Western fads and create a line true to Chinese trends. This heritage revival can also be seen in entertainment with National Treasure, a TV show that invites nine different museums to each bring three of their more ...