This may be a bit revealing… but whenever I think of the word “art” I mentally go through a quick mind map:
Art -> Colors -> Clown -> Stephen King -> Pennywise -> IT -> Scary -> Art = Scary
So, I thought it would be appropriate to create the collage you see above.
Art Exhibits, Art Authorities, Art Institutions – Go Agile!
As for this article, it seems that art authorities are taking notice of Agile… or at least using some of it’s nomenclature. The Digital R&D Fund for Arts and Culture held a panel discussion on how things were going, some interesting and notable quotes:
- Digital and arts collaborations, you have different cultures between developers and marketing…
- Getting all people together at the start, to see the whole product. Everyone gets to have their own view of the product.
- We became iterative… each step of the way people worked with us to break down barriers.
- Lots of face-to-face meetings and collaborative tools to share ideas.
- It’s Agile, flexible, everything become iterative, and you feedback constantly, user experience, content, technology.
- Have to keep the feedback loop going.
- We have to have a collaborative model.
- We have a vision of openness… visions of Shakespeare… (not sure what that is).
I’ll be honest, the video below is quite boring, but for a guy like me who is crazy about Agile-stuff… well, I just get a kick out of it.
See the full video below:
Deanna DiCristo (1)
Himali (1)
As someone who suffers from coulrophobia, I want to click away as quickly as possible. No more clowns, please! They are all evil.
It’ll be pushed down soon enough… ha!
I think Art can help you to be more Agile and Agile can help you to do better Arts. Yes, one discipline can learn from the other.
Thanks for this post!
Right! Always opportunities to learn from other disciplines