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Workshop ‘AI for producing cultural project’
Sector:
Culture and creative industries
Type:
Other
Location:
Zoom
Deadline:
26 March 2026 at 15:00 Kyiv time
Organiser:
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How to delegate routine tasks to AI to free up time for creativity? We will explore this over the course of a five-day workshop.
Together, we will look at the strengths and weaknesses of different generative models and identify which tasks can be delegated at each stage of a project — from ideation to business model to grant-funding strategy. You will learn which roles in the promotion phase can be replaced by a subscription to an online service, define the limits of delegation, and address the ethical issues.
After the lectures, there will be time for one-to-one consultations with the speakers, where you can ask any remaining questions.
When: lectures on 13-15 April (14.00-18.00), consultations on 16-17 April (individual schedule)
Where: Zoom
Who are the speakers?
- Olena Mykhailenko is a Candidate of Economic Sciences, researcher, course designer, and author. She teaches at universities in Ukraine, Canada, and the EU, and researches the culture and identity of the Ukrainian diaspora at the University of Alberta (Canada).
- Diana Berg, an activist and artist from Donetsk. She founded the protest movement Donetsk is Ukraine. In 2014, she relocated from the occupied city to Mariupol, where she established the TU Platform.
- Serhii Zhukovskyi is a cultural manager and a co-founder of Culture and Creativity, the Swedish- Ukrainian festival Tracks, and projects including Music Day, Kharkiv History Night, and Classical Music Day. He is an expert in social cohesion and creative industries.
- Oleksii Minakov is an expert in generative AI and in implementing AI solutions in business, public, and education sectors.
- Todd Blayone (Canada) is a PhD in Digital Communication and an educational technologist. His research focuses on digital competence and human–AI interaction.
- Olena Hrebeshkova is a PhD in Economics, an expert in strategic management, business modelling, and digitalisation. She produces and structures projects.
- Olena Kyzenko is a PhD of Economics and a specialist in financial management. She focuses on budgeting and optimisation using digital tools.
Can I apply?
The workshop will benefit cultural managers, artists, creative entrepreneurs, and representatives of NGOs and cultural institutions who strive to:
- Optimise their workload using AI
- Draw a line between tasks AI can handle easily and those better left to humans
How do I apply?
Apply online. The application will take up to 15 minutes.
Please log in, click the ‘Start entry’ button, choose the chapter ‘Cultural Transformation Laboratory’ and the open call ‘Workshop “AI for producing cultural project”’.
We will announce the results before 2 April. Do not forget to check the email you registered with.
Good to know
The workshop is part of Cultural Transformation Lab — a series of practical education and networking events aimed at supporting Ukrainian cultural managers, civil society, and cultural actors residing outside of large cities and regional centres in times of war. The Lab is carried out by Goethe-Institut Ukraine and is part of an EU-funded programme House of Europe.
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