Thelma Golden: How art gives shape to cultural change
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Thelma Golden: How art gives shape to cultural change
Artists hold space for nuance.
They compost the box — not just think outside it.
They don’t colour within the lines; they question whether the lines should exist at all.
As Brian Eno and Bette Adriaanse argue in What Art Does , that art is the connective tissue of culture. It binds society, reflects identity, and creates the conditions for new futures... See more
They compost the box — not just think outside it.
They don’t colour within the lines; they question whether the lines should exist at all.
As Brian Eno and Bette Adriaanse argue in What Art Does , that art is the connective tissue of culture. It binds society, reflects identity, and creates the conditions for new futures... See more
Annalise Lewis • What if Artists Were Your Strategic Weapon in the Boardroom?
Enter the artist. Not as a mascot. As a method.
Not as a navigator of chaos, but a weaver of new worlds.
Artists don’t simply survive complexity — they dismantle it.
They take the detritus of broken systems and transform it into fertile ground for new possibilities.
They don’t just hold ambiguity — they alchemise it.
Not as a navigator of chaos, but a weaver of new worlds.
Artists don’t simply survive complexity — they dismantle it.
They take the detritus of broken systems and transform it into fertile ground for new possibilities.
They don’t just hold ambiguity — they alchemise it.
Annalise Lewis • What if Artists Were Your Strategic Weapon in the Boardroom?
Artists make change happen. Artists are humans who do generous work that might not work. Artists aren’t limited to paint or museums.