Thinking and acting entrepreneurially requires creativity, innovation, and an ability to take existing practices and ideas and operationally organise them in new ways
In the subproject "The Entrepreneurial Museum" we conduct collaborative research with museums to develop abilities and methods for innovation and development. Collaboration provides both academia and the museum sector with the opportunity to identify problems and formulate research questions that would not have been possible to see on their own.
InKuiS is a collaborative co-creative research project. Together, we want to develop cultural entrepreneurial knowledge and capabilities among regional actors as well as more closely coordinate efforts between the various cultural-sector actors. This coordination will help us directly implement our research findings in ways that extend beyond the participating partners and thus benefit a broader audience.
Through collaborative co-creative research, we generate new knowledge and develop new capabilities within cultural entrepreneurship. Combining wide-ranging perspectives and expertise, we aim to create a holistic understanding of the potentials cultural entrepreneurship holds and of its broader societal impact.
Thinking and acting entrepreneurially requires creativity, innovation, and an ability to take existing practices and ideas and operationally organise them in new ways.
Studies have shown that building new knowledge in the cultural field demands the joint efforts of diverse partners. At InKuiS we operate on the premise that such collaborative, co-creative knowledge building also develops cultural entrepreneurial skills.
We collaborate with:
Institutions: county and regional museums, theatres, and art galleries; regional and municipal cultural administrations; and business developers.
Independent creators: music venues, cultural festivals, cultural organisers, art venues and galleries, craft artists, the tourism industry, as well as regional and local associations, societies, and interest organisations.
The digital world: to realise the potential of digitalisation and create new digital business models.
InKuiS is funded by the Kamprad Family Foundation for Entrepreneurship, Research & Charity.
Six subprojects form the core of our collaborative research, each with its own specific rationale, research agenda, and collaborative partners. Aimed to generate new knowledge and experiences, the six subprojects will present their own results as well as combine them in cross-project activities.
