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- Artistic Entrepreneurship, Organising Otherwise
- The Making of Concepts
- Entrepreneurship of the Multitude
- Framers, Framing, Reframing
- Ayodele Arigbabu: Attention Economy
- Emil Røyrvik: Organising Otherwise
- Linda Hilfling Ritasdatter: Frictions of Global Flows
- Bring One Example to the Table
- Counter-Monopoly: Thin Black Lines in London
- Counter-Monopoly: pan-African Entrepreneurs
- Rural Innovation: The Genalguacil Experience
- My Olive Tree (Ali Alijabali, May 2023)
- In the field (Zijun Gao, 2023)
- Tony Jacobsen and Svart (Alexander Crilles Tønnesen, 2023)
- Exonir (Kashmir Saeed, Sara Shooshtari, Maryam Bashi, 2023)
- Nordiq Products (Iiv Aavik, Lilly Fereday, 2023)
- Counter-Monoculture: Smart Rurals
- SPRING 2025
- Concepts Mesh-Up
- Project & Entrepreneurship (BK2026)
- SPRING 2026
- Annett Busch, Ayodele Arigbabu, prerna bishnoi, Sara Shooshtari, Alexander Crilles Tønnesen, Kashmir Saeed, Lillian Fereday, Zijun Gao, Iiv Aavik
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abstract
Artistic Entrepreneurship argues for an agency that involves and engages new combinations and new forms of cooperation among researchers, concepts and ideas, technologies, resources, and machines. It paves the way for a different kind of entrepreneurship in the truest sense of the word: Rather than just a business model, it is the undertaking or new beginning of acting together across sectors, across actors and across disciplines, to inspire people to tackle the challenges society faces.
- Annett Busch, Ayodele Arigbabu, prerna bishnoi, Sara Shooshtari, Alexander Crilles Tønnesen, Kashmir Saeed, Lillian Fereday, Zijun Gao, Iiv Aavik - Artistic Entrepreneurship - 2026
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