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Business Artistry with Nir Hindie
Business Artistry is a podcast about creative leadership inspired by Renaissance thinking: the belief that our best ideas emerge when we combine the arts, technology, and business. In each episode, Nir Hindie speaks with artists, founders, and leaders working at the intersection of art, technology, and innovation, exploring the habits and mindsets that keep imagination alive in real organizational life. A show from The Artian, a creative leadership development atelier.
Hosted by Nir Hindie, creativity keynote speaker and creator of Business Artistry: nirhindie.com
Episodes
58 episodes
026 - Michael Hendrix and Panos Panay. What Musical Minds Can Teach Us About Innovation.
In this episode, Michael Hendrix, a partner, and Global Director of Design at IDEO and Panos Panay, Senior Vice President for Global Strategy and Innovation at Berklee, speak with us about what businesses should learn from the music industry, h...
025 - Dr. Elif Gokcigdem. Empathy as a Way of Being.
In this episode, Dr. Elif Gokcigdem, the founder of Empathy-Building Through Museums Initiative speaks with us about how empathy can be strengthened by museums and beyond. For her, empathy is not a buzzword, but rather a way of being.Dr...
024 - Domhnaill Hernon. Humanizing Tech: Experiments in Art and Technology.
In this episode, Domhnaill Hernon, the Head of Experiments in Arts and Technology (E.A.T.) at Nokia Bell Labs speaks with us about innovation as a cultural change, bringing humans back to the center of design, and the history of creativity at B...
Teaser. New Season: The Artian Podcast Return March 25.
Are you ready for season two?In Season 2, we will be releasing conversations with Ben Grosser, the artist who invented the Facebook Demetricator; Domhnaill Hernon, VP of Research and Innovation and Head of Experiments in Art and Technol...
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Bonus. Tara O'Shea. The Unforeseeable Outcomes of Art.
This bonus track is part of a series of interviews we conducted for episode 23 Draw Everywhere: Space and Quantum Computing Art ...
Teaser. Season 2 of Shaping Business Minds Through Art.
Launching on March 25th, Shaping Business Minds Through Art season 2 will include even more conversations about how artists think, how art drives innovation, and why business professionals should adopt the artist’s mindset, told by leaders from...
Bonus. Joseph Mascaro and Ben Haldeman. The Awe of Art and Space.
This bonus track is part of a series of interviews we conducted for episode 23 Draw Everywhere: Space and Quantum Computing Art ...
Bonus. Briand Monteiro and Cyrus Foster. Engineering, Science, and Art.
This bonus track is part of a series of interviews we conducted for episode 23 Draw Everywhere: Space and Quantum Computin...
Bonus. Jierui Fang. Art, Gen Z, and Work Environment.
In this bonus track, we chat with Jierui Fang, a design strategist, and a recent MIT graduate. We wanted to learn from her about gen Z and their perception of art in the business environment. This conversation was recorded as part of ep...
023 - Forest Stearns. Draw Everywhere: Space and Quantum Computing Art.
In this episode, Forest Stearns, a space and quantum computing artist speaks with us about art exhibitions that started in the desert, moved to Space, and now are on Quantum computers at Google. Forest Stearns an artist, an adventurer, speaks w...
022 - Cereal Entrepreneurs - The Art in Airbnb
On Friday, December 11, Airbnb went public. One of the unique unicorns of its time, Airbnb quickly stabilized on a market value of almost 100B$. While it is a tech company, Airbnb's founders are not. In this episode, we share the art beh...
021 - Nathalie Miebach. The Poetry of Data.
In this episode, we speak to the artist Nathalie Miebach. In her work, she takes weather data from massive storms and turns it into complex sculptures that embody the forces of nature and time. These sculptures then become musical scores for a ...
020 - Sam Hunter Magee. Creative Entrepreneurship.
In this episode, we speak to Sam Hunter Magee, the associate director at the Leamn program on Creativity and Entrepreneurship at Harvard University. Magee discusses, why Harvard University, just like MIT, has a platform to allow students to mix...
019 - Liliana Farber. Floating in The Internet Ocean.
In this episode, we talk to the artist and designer, Liliana Farber. Farber explores how the internet can create legal, technological, and emotional experiences. In her work, she investigates ways the virtual redefines the physical world....
018 - Madeline Gannon. The Robot Whisperer.
In this episode, Madeline Gannon, an artist and researcher, talks to us about why industrial robots are her interest, how she convinces robots to do things they were never intended to do, and what it means to live with them. As one of the "The ...
017 - Dr. Marc Moss & Katherine Reed. The Art of Resilience.
In this episode, we talk to Dr. Marc Moss and Katherine Reed, who run and collaborate in the Colorado Resiliency Arts Lab at the University of Colorado Medical Campus. What does it mean to build resiliency among medical care teams? Why art is t...
016 - Shun Matsuzaka. Building The World's First AI Creative Director
In this episode, we host Shun Matsuzaka, Digital Creative Director at McCann. Matsuzaka created the world’s first AI creative director, capable of directing a TV commercial. We discussed the future of creative work, creative AI, and its abiliti...
015 - Jim McKelvey. Audacity in Entrepreneurship and Art.
In this episode, we speak to Jim McKelvey, a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder of Square, a financial payments company, together with Jack Dorsey. McKelvey is also a glass artist who always works at the intersection of technology, art, and...
014 - Dr. Yossi Vardi. The Art of Technology.
In this episode, we speak to Dr. Yossi Vardi, a technology entrepreneur, and investor. As one of Israel's first high-tech entrepreneurs, Yossi has a deep understanding of technology and startups. He talks about why technology and art are connec...
013 - Ariane Koek. Science and Artistic Imagination.
In this episode, we talk to Ariane Koek, a world leader in the field of science and art. She is the initiator and Founding Director of Arts at Cern (2009-2015), the writer of the book Physics and Artistic Imagination, and a curator of many exhi...
012 - James George. Inventing Volumetric Films.
In this episode, In this episode, we speak to James George. An Emmy-winning artist and entrepreneur. He co-directed the first volumetric film CLOUDS and co-created the original volumetric capture tool, Depthkit. As a multidisciplinary creator, ...
011 - Moon Ribas & Manel de Aguas. Cyborg Art: Creating New Senses and Organs.
In this episode, we speak with Moon Ribas & Manel de Aguas, two cyborg artists and trans-species activists based in Barcelona. In their work, Ribas and De Aguas create new organs and senses that later were implanted into their body. We spea...
010 - Eran Hadas. Augmented Poetry.
In this episode, we speak with the new media artist and software developer Eran Hadas. Hadas build computer-based poetry generators that utilize the internet for their input what he calls: Augmented Poetry. We discuss creativity in machines, ho...
009 - David Galenson. Experimental and Conceptual Innovators.
In this episode, we learn from David Galenson about the two types of innovators - experimental and conceptual. Galenson has dedicated his life to research the cycle of creativity. If you think that innovation is for the young, after this conver...
008 - Naomi Kaempfer. 3D Printing Art, Design, and Fashion.
In this episode, we host Naomi Kaempfer the Creative Director for Art, Design, and Fashion at Stratasys. In her work, she focuses on growing and championing outstanding collaborations between creatives and Stratasys 3D printing technology. She ...
