Since 2021, the activities of the Creative Industries Culture research Centre have been added to the Arts and Creative Industries Management Institute — the KEDGE Arts School. The institute combines the research centre and all the expertise programmes: MSc Arts & Creative Industries Management in Paris, Franco-Chinese Institute of Arts and Design Management in Shanghai, and the Culture and Innovation Major of the Grande Ecole Programme. The institute trains over a thousand students a year in Creative Industries Management across various KEDGE Business School campuses.
HOME CONTRIBUTIONS & PUBLICATIONS NETWORKS
Research and development
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
- Researchers from the research expertise are part of Editorial Board of Academic Journals : Association International de Management des Arts et de la Culture, Journal of Global Fashion Marketing, Journal of Business Research,… They are also journal reviewers of Academic Journals in the Creative Industries: Markets and Culture, Journal of Management, Religion, and Spirituality,… and about 20 Academic Journals of Management (Journal of Consumer Research, Revue Française de Gestion, European Management Journal,…
- Other academic networks in the arts and creative Industries management field: International Association of Arts and Culture Management, International Conference on Cultural Policy Research, Association for Cultural Economics International , International Association of Management, Spirituality & Religion conference, Critical Tourism Studies,…
AN EXCEPTIONAL INVOLVEMENT WITH THE ASIA ARTS WORLD
Since the beginning of its partnership with CAFA (China Central Academy of Fine Arts, China), the Research Centre has strengthened its commitment to develop research with and about Asia.
- Comparative analysis of arts & creative industries management between China and Europe since 2021 (various Research projects financed by the Sino-French Institute of Arts & Design Management)
- Silkologies Initiative (2019-2022) : The expertise centre is part of the Belt and Road Initiative launched by the Chinese government, which aims to deepen economic relations and global cooperation between China and many European, African and Asian countries around the Silk Roads.
DIVERSITY OF RESEARCH PROJECTS IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES MANAGEMENT
- Arts & Heritage: Louvre Museum Organisational History by A.Gombault; Digital heritage by A.Gombault, A.Decamps & C.Grellier Fouillet; Arts & Culture Vintage Marketing par M.Derbaix & A.Gombault
- Cultural Industries: Transmedia in the field of Arts and Culture by M.Derbaix; Socialization Processes and Intergenerational Influences in the Transmission of Cultural Consumption Practices by M. Derbaix
- Creative services: KEDGE Design lab by S.Paixao-Barradas; l’Objet de la mer by S.Paixao-Barradas
- Taste Industries: Creative communication of Cognac by A.Gombault & C.Grellier Fouillet
- Leisure & Entertainment: Creative tourism in Canton du Valais by A.Gombault & C.Grellier Fouillet ; Tourism development “Around the Louvre Lens” by A.Gombault, A.Decamps & C.Grellier Fouillet; Surf as a creative Industry by A.Gombault, A.Decamps & C.Grellier Fouillet; Innovative Entrepreneurs in Tourism by C.Grellier Fouillet
- Contextual Creativity: Creative cities by A.Decamps & A.Gombault; Ontology by V.Bigo
Pedagogy and student life
In order to learn about and understand the specificities of the sector, the teaching of creative industries management necessarily calls for innovation. The centre of expertise carries out an immersive pedagogy that fosters imagination, autonomy, self-esteem, a sense of responsibility and social competence, critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Examples of pedagogical activities:
- Courses in situ (in cultural and creative organisations): courses and visits on site, study trips to creative cities and territories (London, Provence, Nantes, Lille...);
- Personal and professional development through creativity techniques integrated in different courses: bodystorming, design thinking, meditation (mindfulness),... ;
- Real cases: pedagogical exercises in the form of face-to-face missions with companies in the industry;
- Meetings and co-working: collaboration with students in art or design schools (for example: Chinese designers/engineers in Shanghai on the theme "Technology, Innovation and Fashion");
- Integrated active social networks: Facebook Creative industries KEDGE alumni group (700 participants) and for each course, Twitter from the centre of expertise, LinkedIn from researchers, etc.
Our programmes:
- MSc Arts & Creative Industries Management : English, full-time, Master 2, Paris.
- Sino-French Institute in Management of Arts & Design (IMAD) : English, full-time, B1 to M2, Shanghai-Paris.
- Programme Grande Ecole : Culture & Innovation major
Since 2004, 1,000 students have graduated in Creative Industries Management, 90% of whom are now working in the sector in management, marketing, sales, production and entrepreneurial roles, in France and abroad. The alumni are organised into a network and are very involved in our programmes (courses, workshops, recruitment, etc.).
Events
Organised conferences and workshops
- 2022 - First report on the work of the Observatoire de fréquentation des sites culturels et touristiques, 29 September, Paris, France. Conference in partnership with PV2D and Atout France.
- 2021 – Workshop Guimet Innovation Lab, "Engagement and digital formats: lessons from the pandemic", 30 March, online. Workshop in partnership with the Musée National des Arts Asiatiques Guimet and the CLIC network.
- 2017 - B.creative Conference - Creative entrepreneurship and urban challenges, November 15, Shanghai, China. Academic & practitioner conference in partnership with CAFA (China Central Academy of Fine-Arts) and KEA.
- 2015 : 7e journées d'Économie de la Culture (7th day of Cultural Economics), September 24-25, Paris. Academic & practitioners conference in partnership with French Ministry of Culture and Communication and IEP Paris
- 2015 - AIMAC 13th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management, June 26 – July 1st, Aix-Marseille, France. Academic conference in partnership with HEC Montréal and Aix-Marseille University.
Participations in international conferences
Researchers from the Research Centre participate each year in numerous national and international conferences, including the following: International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management (AIMAC) , Global Innovation and Knowledge Academy: GIKA, Congrès International de l’Association Française de Marketing, International Marketing Trends Conference, Associa¬tion for Cultural Economics International, Spirituality and Creativity in Management World Congress, Critical Tourism Studies Asia-¨Pacific Conference, Conference of the Association of Arts Administration Educators (AAAE), Congrès de l’Académie de l’Entrepreneuriat et de l’Innovation, Association Francophone de Gestion des Ressources Humaines, etc.
The Creative Industries & Culture Expertise Centre in the Press
Diversity for dissemination: The centre of expertise promotes applied research on arts, culture and creative industries management and encourages a great diversity of publication, including the involvement of researchers in the generalist and specialist press in order to promote a stronger impact of research and the dissemination of knowledge in the arts and creative sector.
DANGLADE JP (2023), "Emancipées des studios, les stars hollywoodiennes s’inventent des carrières plus variées", The Conversation, 24 mai
Gombault A. (2021), Le voyage de la revanche : une nouvelle phase du tourisme avec "Covid-19", Espaces tourisme et loisirs, n°361, juillet.
Gombault A. (2021), Nouvelle présidence au Louvre : une analyse stratégique, The Conversation, 6 juin
Gombault A. (2021), L'émergence du tourisme durable : un miracle de la pandémie ? Espaces tourisme et loisirs, n°360, mai.
Gombault A. (2021), A la recherche du système Daft Punk, The Conversation, 11 mars
Gombault A. (2021), Debate: France, the nation where culture was left behind, The Conversation, 4 mars.
Gombault A. (2021), Culture en Amérique : des désastres à l’espoir, The Conversation, 8 février.
Puydebat JM., Gombault A., Decamps A. et Grellier Fouillet C. (2021), Un nouvel observatoire mesure l'impact de la crise sur la fréquentation des sites culturels et touristiques, Espaces tourisme et loisirs, janvier.
Gombault A. (2021), Tourisme post-Covid-19 : l'agenda de recherche, Espaces tourisme et loisirs, n°358, janvier.
Gombault A. (2020). Avec Biden, les arts et la culture retrouvent l'inspiration aux Etats-Unis. https://theconversation.com/avec-biden-les-arts-et-la-culture-retrouvent-linspiration-aux-etats-unis-149752
Gombault A. (2020). Le Tourisme doit se repenser et offre des expériences plus créatives, L’Express, 6 mai.
Danglade JP. (2020). « The Last Dance », ou le sport à la sauce Netflix, The Conversation, 20 avril.
Gombault A. (2020) La crise du coronavirus peut mener à un tourisme plus responsable, durable et innovant, La Provence, Interview, 20 avril.
Gombault A., Allal-Chérif O. (2020). Entre attentisme et résilience, la gestion de la crise en France, Forbes France, 24 avril.
Danglade J.-M. (2020). Comment interpréter la générosité des personnalités en période de crise, The Conversation, 16 avril.
Rinallo D. (2020). Quelques pistes pour célébrer Pâques, Pessah et le Ramadan pendant le confinement, The Conversation, 7 avril.
Gombault A., Rosin U. (2020). Venise au pic de la crise : comment sortir de l’ultra-dépendance au tourisme ? The Conversation, 01 avril.
Gombault A., Grellier Fouillet C., Lemarié J. (2020). Coronavirus (et autres maux) : « 2020, année noire pour le tourisme mondial », The Conversation, 17 mars. Widely covered in the international and national press such as LuxeMagazine.com, Hospitalitynet.org, …
Gombault A. (2020). L’impossible moralisation de l’art ? The Conversation, 11 mars.
Gombault A., Tobelem JM (2019). Shanghai, nouvelle vitrine internationale de l’art en Chine The Conversation, 4 novembre.
Danglade JP. (2019). « Rocketman » et les limites du biopic made in Hollywood, The Conversation, 20 juin.
Danglade JP. (2019). Stars ET milliardaires : quand la puissance de la célébrité transforme Jay Z ou Rihanna en magnats des affaires, Atlantico.fr, Interview, 16 juin.
Allal-Cherif O., Gombault A. (2019). Cathédrales numériques : restaurer et visiter Notre-Dame grâce aux nouvelles technologies, The Conversation, 29 avril [in English]
Gombault A. (2019). Je vous salue Notre-Dame de Paris : de l’émotion à la reconstruction d’un patrimoine mondial, The Conversation, 16 avril. [in English]
Danglade JP. (2019). Comment expliquer les rémunérations élevées des célébrités ? The Conversation, 28 février.
Rinallo D. (2018). Valoriser un patrimoine culturel immatériel, Xerfi, 3 décembre.
Bigo V. (2018). Mobiliser le silence pour manager, Xerfi, 13 septembre.
Gombault A. (2017). Le Louvre Abu Dhabi : une innovation de rupture sans lendemain? The Conversation, 9 novembre / La Tribune, 19 Novembre.
Gombault A. (2017). Un projet unique qui aurait dû faire école, La Dépêche, 9 novembre.
Danglade JP. (2017). eSport aux JO: quel est le problème? The Conversation, 30 août.
Danglade JP. (2017). Les Jeux olympiques à Paris, un pari sportif, The Conversation, 26 juillet / La Tribune, 14 septembre.
Danglade JP. (2017). Adapter les dessins animés en films, pour quoi faire ? The Conversation, 29 mars.
Danglade JP. (2017). L’adaptation de BD au cinéma, un pari risqué ? The Conversation, 6 mars.