Beyond the Frame - an exhibition commissioned by the World Economic Forum for its 'Summer Davos' in Dalian, China - uses technology to reveal art not as something static, but alive and ev...
THE BUS, a visionary new project by world-renowned artist Marina Abramović, will debut at WEF 2026 in Davos, exploring the power of human presence.
The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting 2026 opens not with speeches or policy briefs, but with music — a very deliberate choice.
In Davos, the arts and culture programme will invite leaders to engage with creativity as a vital framework for understanding our shared humanity.
At the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2025 in June, arts and culture will highlight the evolution of creativity in the digital age.
Portrait photographer Platon has photographed many of the most famous people of the last half-century. He shares the lessons he has learned about leadership.
60% of the music sector are integrating AI into compositions. While it offers the potential to augment creativity, it raises several problematic questions.
The Forum is publishing podcasts throughout Davos 2025, and has a catalogue of episodes that address the main theme: Collaboration for the Intelligent Age.
Misty Copeland, Principal Dancer with American Ballet Theatre, and Yana Peel, Global Head of Arts and Culture at CHANEL, share their ideas on how the arts can tackle the gender gap.
AI poses questions on the nature of creativity. The art on display at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting 2025 explores this concept and others.
Japan is promoting bookstores in Japan as cultural hubs to foster community engagement, broaden perspectives and support an inclusive, resilient society.
Arts is always a big part of the Annual Meetings and artists have been challenged to create installations that meet the Next Frontiers for Growth theme.
Want to know more about AI? The Forum has a range of podcasts that will help you understand this transformative technology and where it might take us.
See how Gaudí's Casa Batlló has been reimagined with specially commissioned digital art by contemporary artists Refik Anadol and Sofia Crespo.
If AI can generate art, music and movies, what's left for humans? Musician Nile Rodgers, artist Refik Anadol, and the Hollywood actors union have their say.
