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Identity and Leadership

This category focuses on the intersection of personal identity, professional growth, and leadership development. It explores how embracing cultural heritage, race, and gender can shape leadership styles and success in the corporate world.

The Artistic Conversation • Beyond the Frame

To go beyond the frame is to recognize that the power of storytelling lies not only in what is shown, but in what is left unsaid — in the silences that demand to be heard.

Tallulah Patricia B

Oct 14, 20254 min read

Lee's vision for VOLTA is clear: curation is not just about aesthetics. It’s about infrastructure.

Curating Complexity: What the Geopolitics of the Art Market Reveals About Power, Presence, and Soft Infrastructure

This wasn’t a performance. It was a soft intervention and the creation of a collective energy leveling field.

Tallulah Patricia B

Jun 21, 20254 min read

How much commerce can culture handle? From radio frequencies to rainforest activism, the first Artistic Conversations • gathered cultural trailblazers in Zurich to ask: Can art stay soulful while becoming sustainable?

Artistic Conversations • Between Frequency, Freedom, and Funding: Why Culture and Commerce Aren’t Enemies

That’s how the inaugural edition of Artistic Conversations • began—hosted inside The Artistic, the cultural wing of Zurich’s most future-forward co-working space, HeadsQuarter. No panels, no hierarchy, no pretense. Just a collective container for conversation—for artists, producers, musicians, curators, thinkers, and those who build culture with their hands and hearts.

Tallulah Patricia B

Jun 13, 20258 min read

In a cultural economy saturated with spectacle, where relevance is measured by reach and emerging can feel indistinguishable from market-ready, the idea of a fair as a site of reflection—not just transaction—feels increasingly rare. Enter VOLTA, now in its 20th year, offering not a reinvention, but a realignment. It doesn’t posture. It doesn’t panic.

VOLTA at 20: Reframing the Art Fair in a World Where Visibility Is No Longer Enough

Markets have histories. Aesthetics have power. And geopolitics are embedded in the movement of objects, people, and narratives—whether explicitly declared or subtly encoded.

Tallulah Patricia B

Jun 6, 20255 min read

Two Women, One Conversation, and the Unfinished Work of Thriving

With Love, Respect and in Admiration, by Tallulah Patricia Bär We weren’t on a panel. We weren’t pitching, performing, or proving. We...

Tallulah Patricia B

Apr 9, 20257 min read