Art Games

Grateful to be among the companies selected as semi-finalists for the Art & Innovation Award, all reshaping the future of culture. Excited to continue this journey! Art Games dotART #artinnovation #futureofculture #creativity #artandtechnology #innovation

🚀 Announcing the Semi-Finalists of the Digital Innovation in Arts & Culture Award 2025 (DIAC)! From blockchain provenance to adaptive fashion, streaming platforms to metaverse museums - these 14 trailblazers are redefining how art and culture are created, shared, and preserved. 👏 Congratulations to our semi-finalists: Artcrush.com (Belgium) – Turning city billboards into open-air digital galleries Art Games (United States) – Bringing art history to life with AR + AI card game Art Smiles AIS - Art Identification Standard (United Kingdom) – Building a universal ID for artworks and cultural objects Ìtàn African Artistry (United States) – Onchain exhibition platform spotlighting 200+ West African artists IMX3 Metaverse (United States) – Designing immersive, curator-led metaverse worlds for culture Loupe Art (United States) – Streaming curated art experiences into homes and public spaces MBD (United Kingdom) – Creating VR heritage journeys that put communities at the heart of storytelling Neurodivergent Synergy (United Kingdom) – Platform turning sensory needs into inclusive design and art Peggy (Canada) – Social marketplace making art ownership fairer with AI authentication + resale royalties SHE IS AI™ (New Zealand) – Global ecosystem amplifying women and underrepresented voices in AI art SmartStamp (Switzerland) – ETH Zürich spin-off making authentication tamper-proof with smartphone biometrics SVD Denim (Ukraine) – Adaptive fashion brand merging prosthetic-inclusive denim with phygital avatars The Generative Art Museum (Spain) – Barcelona-based non-profit championing generative art and creative coding WHATCLASS (United Kingdom) – Reimagining music education by turning artists into educators and fans into learners 🌍 Together, they showcase the extraordinary ways technology is shaping the future of creativity and culture. https://lnkd.in/dZY8Yfrh #arttech #digitalinnovation

How do we seamlessly turn museum visits into creative playgrounds for kids? At our recent Art Games pop-up at the renowned Gibbes Museum, kids didn’t just look at art they played with it, explored it, and became part of it. Because when creativity and play lead, curiosity follows. #futureofmuseums #edtech #innovation #steameducation #creativeplay #playbasedlearning #creativeeducation #arteducation #ailiteracy #augmentedreality #creativelearning #innovationineducation #creativity

I’m excited to share that I joined an EdTech startup, Art Games, as Board Advisor 🚀 Today, screen time dominates classrooms, and most digital tools are passive, lacking interactivity and creative engagement. ArtGames.ai, a creator of the award-winning Art Smiles card game, is combining physical card games with augmented reality and AI-powered creativity tools to inspire creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration in young learners. As someone who’s coming from an artist family and spent their career at the intersection of growth and innovation—this opportunity hits close to home. I’m thrilled to support the visionary team, led by Natasha Nova at Art Games as they bring AI and creativity into the classrooms to help children learn about different art styles, express themselves creatively, and understand the technologies shaping their future. Here’s to sparking curiosity, creativity, and a little bit of magic  ✨ #creativity #art #arteducation #edtech #BoardAdvisor #startups #GrowthStrategy #k12 #AR

The importance of hands-on, tactile tools in classrooms is clearer than ever. As students get ready to go back to school, LEGO Education has just released their report on the impact of hands-on activities and the need for more interactive teaching tools, surveying more than 6,000 teachers, parents, students, and administrators worldwide. The findings are clear: 79% of students with hands-on experiences feel confident in a subject (vs. 52% without) 71% of teachers say it improves test scores and grades 84–87% of educators believe it engages all types of learners 63% of students who love a subject credit that passion to regular hands-on experiences In reality, many school art programs are shrinking or taught with limited resources. “Hands-on” doesn’t always mean active, exploratory, sometimes it’s just following a template. At Art Games, we’re reimagining what hands-on art can be: It’s art that’s hands-on, immersive, and future-ready, giving students the confidence they need and teachers the innovative tools they’ve been asking for. #backtoschool #handsonlearning #arteducation #steam #edtech #creativity #ar #ai #artgames #artsmiles