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Art & Business: Using Resources Together

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Monday, 31 August 2026 · 19:00 – 22:00 frauenseiten.bremen.de, Bremen, Germany

About the event

Art & Business: Using Resources Together
Many players in the creative industry work solo and bear organizational and financial responsibility alone. At the same time, cooperative models are gaining importance, in which resources are shared and work is organized collectively. The panel discussion brings together perspectives from the creative industry and discusses the opportunities and limitations of collaborative forms of work. The event offers space for information and exchange on collective working methods beyond classic solo self-employment.

Afterwards, there will be space for exchange and networking.

Open to all interested parties. Admission is free, registration is requested.

Doors open at 6:30 PM.

We look forward to seeing you!
On the panel:
Monika B. Beyer has been working as a freelance artist since 1993 and as a video artist and filmmaker since 2001. Collaboration with colleagues is an important part of her work.

Mia Böhk is a media designer, art director, and founder of The Female Marketing Club, a collective of designers who create and implement discrimination-sensitive advertising.

KNOWN AS STUDIO is an interdisciplinary design studio from Bremen and Berlin, consisting of Paula Miéville, Johanna Raab, and Christina Schuchert. They see their collective work as a means to constantly expand their creative space and redefine it time and again.

 
Moderation:
Dr.

Know before you go

Duration: 3h

Location

Bremen, Germany Open in Maps →

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