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We offer an eclectic and growing set of opportunities to grow, deepen, and experiment with shifting your way(s) of working. Emphasis on eclectic. We are an idiosyncratic group of artists, researchers, and consultants, and we like to focus on things that we’re passionate about – things that we really want to spend doing.
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Available Programs
Apply for a PlaySpace Residency
PlaySpace emerged in 2024 as a fledgling, innovative 'third space' for contemporary art, culture, and community engagement. Housed in an urban, floor-to-ceiling glass storefront shipping container space in downtown Toronto, PlaySpace hosts independent and underground art projects. PlaySpace is for following the creative impulse. It’s high-impact and low-stakes. Artists and researchers use PlaySpace to make, experiment, explore and try things out in community. Artists need time and space to…
Consultants & Researchers Program
Are you an artist wondering about how to get into consulting? Are you a PhD or Master's degree-holder in search of more than academia? Do you have layers of business consulting experience wrapped around your inner creative spirit? Lean into creativity, curiosity, and moral ambition to collaborate with diverse intelligences for social impact. The Consultants & Researchers Program is for people looking for a shift in their career. The purpose of the program is to support your professional…
What is Creative Morning Practice?
Developed by the Laboratory for Artistic Intelligence, Creative Morning Practice is a 6-week virtual guided arts program to support health and wellness, and mitigate the effects of stress, loneliness and physical isolation for the general population. Delivered virtually, Creative Morning Practice offers an accessible, gentle, and supportive way of being socially connected to others, and helps people become personally empowered to alleviate one’s stress and anxiety. Past participants report that…
The Imagination Audit
Chief Artistic Officer Helen Yung discussing The Imagination Audit at republica Detroit, 2019. What are ‘diverse ways of thinking?’ How can artistic intelligence help leaders produce innovative, imaginative ways of addressing ‘wicked problems’ or systemic issues? Imagination is not one skill or muscle, but a system of capacities for perception, sensing, discernment, insight, activity, choice-making, and divergent synthesis. Artistic intelligence tells us how to develop, make room, and support…