Creative Iterations
Creative Iterations
Podcast Description
Our ongoing dialogue about who’s exploiting who when it comes to creativity and technology, presented by Take Creative Control.
Creative Iterations - co-hosted by Kim Tignor and Hollis Wong-Wear - explores the complexities of the creative economy, technology, and creator’s rights through dialogue with some of today’s leading artists, tech innovators and policy experts. Recorded live, we invite our communities to join our conversation to question and consider what an ethical, equitable and abundant creative economy really means.
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The show delves into the complexities of the creative economy, exploring topics such as ethical considerations in technology, creator's rights, and the impact of Web3 on artists. Episodes feature deep dives like the discussion on community building in Web3 with Latashá and Sian Morson, and the challenges of originality in the age of AI with Willonius Hatcher, addressing issues such as equality and agency for creators of color.
Our ongoing dialogue about who’s exploiting who when it comes to creativity and technology, presented by Take Creative Control.
Creative Iterations – co-hosted by Kim Tignor and Hollis Wong-Wear – explores the complexities of the creative economy, technology, and creator’s rights through dialogue with some of today’s leading artists, tech innovators and policy experts. Recorded live, we invite our communities to join our conversation to question and consider what an ethical, equitable and abundant creative economy really means.
In this episode of Creative Iterations, we dive deep into the world of Web3 where art, technology, and creative economy collide. Co-hosts Kim Tignor and Hollis Wong-Wear are joined by Latashá, a multi-disciplinary artist and genre-defying sonic world builder, and Sian Morson, a collector and advocate in the inclusive Web3 community space who founded The BlkChain in 2021. We learn more about Web3, blockchain and cryptocurrency and how it connects with a movement for greater agency and sovereignty for creators of color, and Latashá and Sian’s own journeys navigating the volatility and culture shifts within Web3. Together, Latashá and Sian explore how the Web3 space can provide creators with more control, access, and equity in the rapidly evolving creative economy – but not without its challenges.
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