Why Art Matters, in Business and in Life
with Jessica Goldman Srebnick, Co-Chair at Goldman Properties, Lead Curator of the Wynwood Walls
At POSSIBLE 2023, Jessica Goldman Srebnick (Co-Chair at Goldman Properties and Lead Curator of the Wynwood Walls) illustrated how marketers and advertisers can glean valuable insights from the transformative power of art and its impact on communities. First and foremost, there’s a lesson in brand associations with revitalization. The success of Wynwood Walls in breathing new life into a once-neglected area underscores the potential for brands to align with transformative projects, enhancing their image and creating positive community associations.
More precisely, the emphasis on art as a tool for engagement, particularly through social media, is a crucial takeaway. Marketers can elevate their online presence by creating visually striking and shareable content. This resonates with the contemporary consumer’s desire for meaningful and visually appealing experiences.
Her session also underscores the power of art in changing perceptions, offering marketers a lesson in crafting visually creative campaigns to make their brands more memorable and appealing. Furthermore, the notion of turning public spaces into canvases aligns perfectly with experiential marketing strategies. Brands can explore unconventional spaces for artistic displays, creating unique and memorable brand experiences.
Art creates engagement. It increases understanding, and, above all, the most important thing is it creates happiness and hope. And don’t we need more of that?
– Jessica Goldman Srebnick
(Speaking on the Inspiration Stage at POSSIBLE 2023)
The global nature of art highlighted in the discussion provides marketers an opportunity to leverage international or culturally diverse themes in campaigns, connecting with a broader audience. Aligning with social causes allows brands to contribute positively to societal issues and resonate with socially conscious consumers.
Lastly, the transformation of an industrial area into Wynwood Walls showcases the potential for marketers to utilize non-traditional spaces for advertising. Thinking creatively about where and how messages are presented can capture attention and generate buzz, as seen in the success of Wynwood Walls. In essence, Srebnick’s insights offer marketers a roadmap for infusing creativity, community engagement, and positive impact into their campaigns.
Here are the top 7 takeaways from Jessica’s session on the Inspiration Stage at POSSIBLE 2023:
#1
Brand Associations with Revitalization
Marketers can draw inspiration from the discussion about how art revitalized neighborhoods. Associating a brand with transformative projects or community initiatives can enhance its image and create positive associations.
#2
Engagement Through Art
The emphasis on art as a means to engage people, particularly through social media, is crucial for marketers. Creating visually appealing and shareable content can help brands increase their online presence and engage with their audience.
#3
Impact on Perception
Marketers can learn from the idea that art can change perceptions. Incorporating creative and visually striking elements in advertising campaigns can alter how audiences perceive a product or brand, making it more memorable and appealing.
#4
Utilizing Public Spaces
The discussion on turning spaces into canvases for creativity aligns with experiential marketing. Brands can explore opportunities to use public spaces for artistic displays or installations, creating unique and memorable brand experiences.
#5
Global Reach Through Art
With the global nature of art, marketers can consider leveraging international or culturally diverse themes in their campaigns. This can help brands connect with a broader audience and communicate a message that transcends geographical boundaries.
#6
Social Impact of Art
The mention of art fostering understanding, happiness, and hope underscores the potential for brands to contribute positively to social issues. Marketers can align their campaigns with social causes, demonstrating a commitment to making a meaningful impact.
#7
Utilizing Non-Traditional Spaces
The transformation of an industrial area into Wynwood Walls demonstrates the potential for marketers to utilize unconventional spaces for advertising. Thinking creatively about where and how messages are presented can capture attention and generate buzz.
2023 Speaker Highlight
Jessica Goldman Srebnick
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About POSSIBLE
POSSIBLE is a premier marquee event created by Beyond Ordinary Events, Inc., that is curated specifically for the greater marketing ecosystem, including brands, technology, digital, media, culture, and more. The inaugural event took place in April 2023 and just announced its return for April 15-17, 2024 at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. POSSIBLE is directed to future-thinking marketers and offers innovation and emerging technologies and an opportunity to network with industry peers, share ideas, and discuss mutual challenges. POSSIBLE offers curated content including masterclasses, workshops, an exposition, VIP programming, and entertainment. Conceived and created by Christian Muche (Co-Founder, DMEXCO), POSSIBLE is a centerpiece for the entire marketing and media community.