Developments in Web3 for the Creative Industries Webinar

This webinar will promote the release of the 'Developments in Web3 for the Creative Industries' research report with an aim to open up the discussion about how, where and why creative practitioners are using blockchain technologies.

The Australia Council for the Arts and the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub have come together to develop a new piece of research through a report - Developments in Web3 for the Creative Industries.

This webinar will focus on this research and newly released report to open up the discussion about how, where and why creative practitioners are using blockchain technologies

Event highlights:

An in conversation with report authors Professor Ellie Rennie, Dr Indigo Holcombe-James, and Alana Kushnir, as well as a panel discussion with new media artist Michelle Brown, creative technologist and entrepreneur Sean Gardner, and architect and academic Jan van Schaik.

Bios on the authors and panelists can be found on the project website.

Who should attend?

Researchers and academics interested in web3 technology.

The arts sector and the broader creative community to discuss how, where and why creative practitioners are using blockchain technologies.

About the research

The research examines how creative practitioners are using the tools and platforms of Web3, and aims to equip the creative sector with the information they need to decide how or whether they would like to engage with these technologies.  

Developments in Web3 for the Creative Industries will be made available on the Australia Council website in advance of the launch and panel discussion.

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