Clemens Maria SCHUSTER #03

It has never been easier for creative practitioners, artists and cultural businesses to take advantage of the current, contemporary digital changes. Investment costs are falling, the entry hurdles are lower, but at the same time the struggle for attention and active engagement is tougher than ever.

AUTHOR

Clemens Maria Schuster
Digitally-savvy entrepreneur, consultant and lecturer at uni­versities and colleges. Start-up experience (IoT, CivicTech, Social Media), proven leadership skills, affinity for the humanities. Studied at the Universities of Graz, Heidel­berg, Freiburg and Basel. [Photo: © Christoph H. Breneis]

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