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Creative Industries Switzerland 2021

The dashboard presents the Creative Industries Switzerland 2021 by submarket and canton. It contains information on the number of businesses, employees, full time equivalents, generated gross value added and turnover.

Roman PageFebruary 29, 2024

Analysis Cultural-Policies Main Homepage Article

Cultural Policies in Ticino

A new research by Sébastien Peter for the Zurich Centre for Creative Economies of the ZurichUniversity of the Arts (ZCCE/ZHdK).This article is part of a series of publications by ZCCE on cultural policies, creative industries and the arts sector in Switzerland: after Geneva, Zurich, Swiss philanthropy etc., this research on cultural policies in Ticino and Italian-speaking Switzerland completes the serie.…

Sébastien PeterJanuary 18, 2024

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Employment in Creative Occupations Switzerland 2010–2022

The figures show the development of the number of employed persons in Creative Occupations Switzerland for the years 2010-2022.

Roman PageDecember 21, 2023

Creative Economies Report Data Switzerland

Creative Economy Employment Switzerland 2010Q1–2023Q3

The figures show the development of the number of employed persons in the Creative Economy Switzerland for the quarters 2010Q1 to 2023Q3.

Roman PageDecember 11, 2023

Creative Industries Criticism & Theory Main Home Page Main Homepage Article Review Main Article

Curating Capitalism

Curating Capitalism: How Art Impacts Business, Management, and Economy by Pierre Guillet de Monthoux Sternberg Press (Serie : Experiments in Art and Capitalism) A review by Luca Danieli What is the role of the artist in shaping the knowledge of the future? What’s the role of the curator? And how can these figures impact the economy and set the agenda in the…

Luca DanieliOctober 23, 2023

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Safeguarding Artistic Freedom

Is freedom of artistic expression on the rise or at risk? The answer is simple: There is more to do to oppose the alarming number of threats, oppression, social and economic challenges, or political exclusion of people working in the cultural and creative sector. We look at two reports addressing the topic. We are aware of artists in emergency situations…