Artists Residencies, Challenges and Opportunities for Communities’ Empowerment and Heritage Regeneration

Pinto, Maria Rita; Viola, Serena; Onesti, Anna; Ciampa, Francesca

doi:10.3390/su12229651

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“…Creativity proved its significance in overwhelming traumatic experiences (Hirschmann et al, 2020). Through creativity and sharing, the creators build relationships with social sustainability (Pinto et al, 2020). This research proves the significance of a creator's resistance to fails and failures (by analogy: 4.39, 4.22, 3.47%).…”

Section: Figure 3 Perception Of the Most Differently Assessed Features Of A Creator's Identity By Leaders Versus Non-leadersmentioning

confidence: 59%

Perception of Creative Identities by Leaders and Non-leaders: Consequences for Theory and Practice of Manage-ment

Szostak¹

2021

ERSJ

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Section: Figure 3 Perception Of the Most Differently Assessed Features Of A Creator's Identity By Leaders Versus Non-leadersmentioning

confidence: 59%

Perception of Creative Identities by Leaders and Non-leaders: Consequences for Theory and Practice of Manage-ment

Szostak¹

2021

ERSJ

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“…drawing) for development of personal or organisational entrepreneurship (Clarke & Holt, 2019), particular art (e.g. architecture) as the distinctive element in sustain development (Pinto et al, 2020), and using theory of arts (e.g. aesthetics) in development of entrepreneurship as a process (Szostak & Sułkowski, 2020a).…”

Section: Artistry and Entrepreneurshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

Identity crisis of artists during the Covid-19 pandemic and shift towards entrepreneurship

Szostak¹,

Sułkowski²

2021

EBER

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The objective of the article is to understand the changes in artists' identity facing the global obstacle caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and the impact of the identity crisis into the shift towards entrepreneurial behaviours. Creative individuals seems to be perfect examples of adjustments to the changing environment. Research Design & Methods:The qualitative research was conducted in form of in-depth interviews with key informants (artists with different entrepreneurial experiences from different countries and cultures) and auto-ethnography. Findings: The Covid-19 pandemic caused a crisis of the artist's identity. Individuals with complex identities deal with the crisis better than sole identity individuals. Artists-entrepreneurs are increasingly looking for new forms of activity during crisis. The Artistry-Creativity-Entrepreneurship Matrix which allow to understand the shifts among complex identity individuals towards one fractional identity in case of a crisis. Implications & Recommendations:The results can be used by: individuals (entrepreneurs, managers, artists) having complex/mixed identities for better understanding of a crisis situation and its impact and possibilities flowing from different layers of human personality with underlining of creativity; 2) business looking for new types of customers and/or wanting to understand more complex market participants. Contribution & Value Added:The article describes the unexplored areas of artistry among creative entrepreneurs. Distinction between artistry and creativity is marked here clearly. The application of the theory of aesthetics from the field of artistic creativity as a basis for the analysis of the phenomenon of entrepreneurial creativity, opens up new potential research areas of creativity among entrepreneurs. Article type:research article

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“…Among specific characteristics of creators examined by researchers were: motifs of the undertaking of creative endeavors (Gołaszewska, 1984;Szostak & Sułkowski, 2020a), resistance to fails and failures (Leone & Schiavone, 2019), individuality (Ferguson, 2015;Lorenzo-Romero & Constantinides, 2019), courage (Davenport & Redman, 2020), fairness (Thanh & Quang, 2019). Creativity proved its importance in overcoming stressful experiences (Hirschmann et al, 2020), and the creators, through creativity and sharing, build relationships with social sustainability (Pinto et al, 2020). The research confirms the importance of a creator's resistance to fails and failures (4.08 in the case of entrepreneurial individuals and 4.55 in nonentrepreneurial individuals), but it reveals a difference of 9.51% between them.…”

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Does entrepreneurial factor influence creative identities' perception?

Szostak¹

2021

JESI

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The interdisciplinary research on the perception of entrepreneurs, managers, leaders, creators, and artists by individuals with and without entrepreneurial identity brings significant conclusions for understanding the way of thinking of entrepreneurs, their internal features, and motivations of their decisions. For this purpose, an international quantitative examination (n = 160) was undertaken. The research displayed that individuals with and without entrepreneurial identity perceive entrepreneurs, managers, leaders, creators, and artists statistically similar (the hypotheses were confirmed using the chi-square test of independence devoted to small samples without a normal distribution at p < 0.001). The negative verification of the hypotheses was astonishment and should be perceived as a novelty in the investigated area. The novelty can be perceived as an entrepreneurial potential existing in each individual (similar perception of the creative identities) that requires a specific spark and a fuel. The supplementary qualitative analysis of the variances among the 50 features constituting the investigated identities revealed that individuals with and without entrepreneurial identity see particular features of the investigated identities somewhat differently. Analysis of these differences was made, and the most important, the least important, and the most equally perceived were described and illustrated in detail. The results were discussed with the literature on the subject, confirming most other researchers' theses and revealing some contradictions. The conclusions reveal characteristics of an entrepreneur's identity perception by individuals with and without entrepreneurial factors and the meaning of all investigated identities in an entrepreneur's identity. The research outcomes may be used to understand the qualities of entrepreneurial identity and the perception of investigated identities by individuals, groups (with particular underlining of business organizations), and societies dominated by persons with and without entrepreneurial factors. The applicability of the findings is broad, mainly due to the crucial role of entrepreneurship in today's world as potential in each individual. Particular triggers should be catalyzed instead of looking for entrepreneurial individuals. The education process of entrepreneurs should focus on revealing entrepreneurial potential underlining the role of inspiration, and discovering the motifs of entrepreneurial activity.

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Artists Residencies, Challenges and Opportunities for Communities’ Empowerment and Heritage Regeneration

Cited by 16 publications

References 21 publications

Perception of Creative Identities by Leaders and Non-leaders: Consequences for Theory and Practice of Manage-ment

Perception of Creative Identities by Leaders and Non-leaders: Consequences for Theory and Practice of Manage-ment

Identity crisis of artists during the Covid-19 pandemic and shift towards entrepreneurship

Does entrepreneurial factor influence creative identities' perception?

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