Artivate is seeking original research, case studies, and comprehensive reviews on the creative economy and cultural entrepreneurship in South Asia. Articles will be reviewed on a rolling basis through October 1, 2025.
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Continuing its rolling-basis publication model, Artivate Volume 13 will post articles, reviews, and editorials through August 2025. The first items in this volume delve into the evolving dynamics of individual risk and collective value in the arts. The volume opens with an editorial by Artivate co-editor Olaf Kuhlke, who calls for integrating trauma-informed care into arts entrepreneurship, advocating for a more humane approach to supporting artists. Amy Whitaker’s article “Who Owns AI?” examines how the challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence disrupt traditional notions of creativity, copyright, and ownership. And in their upcoming article “Arts Entrepreneurial Work in Changing Contexts: Sustaining Creative Life and Work after COVID-19,” Rachel Skaggs, Molly Jo Burke, Kuo Guo, Erin J. Hoppe, and Elizabeth C. Cooksey explore the lasting impacts of COVID-19 on artists’ work, highlighting how adaptability often superseded creativity. Together, these and upcoming resources in this volume engage with pressing questions at the intersection of individual agency, collective value, and structural change.
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