- EmpleARTE 2025 will offer tools to face the challenges of the musical and scenic sector in the digital era.
- The conference will address the monetization of art, online education, and the protection of rights in the new technological ecosystem.
- International speakers will analyze the intersection between performing arts and technology, exploring its impact on professional sustainability.
- Artificial intelligence, digital strategies, and new pedagogical methodologies will focus the debate on the future of artistic practice and education.
- With free admission, simultaneous translation, and sign language, EmpleARTE 2025 guarantees an inclusive space for young people who want to develop an artistic career.
Madrid, March 12, 2025. – The relationship between art and technology is transforming the way creators and artists develop their projects and connect with the public. In this context, the Reina Sofía School of Music presents
The future of the artist in the digital age
The digital transformation has generated new scenarios in the world of music and performing arts, promoting opportunities for the monetization of art, distance education, and the protection of the rights of creators. EmpleARTE 2025: technology at the service of the artist is presented as an initiative that seeks to provide key tools for the adaptation of the artist to the new digital ecosystem.
The meeting will feature the participation of experts in innovation applied to music and the performing arts, who will analyze fundamental aspects such as digital monetization, the protection of rights, and the impact of digitization on artistic education.
A program designed for the professionalization of the musician and the performing artist
The conference will be structured around three main blocks that will address the most relevant aspects of the intersection between art and technology:
Rights, data, and networks: the technical side of the artistic profession
Pedro Fernández (Sympathy for the Lawyer) will analyze the legal framework of music on digital platforms and rights protection strategies. For his part,
Education and technology: the future of artistic training and employment
Anna Milman (Baton Score) will explain the impact of artificial intelligence on musical pedagogy, while Esther Viñuela (Reina Sofía School) and Kadri Steinbach (University of Tartu) will present the results of Digital Skills 4 Music Teachers (DISK), an Erasmus + project financed by the European Union through the SEPIE, whose objective is to contribute to the digitization of music education in Europe.
What lies beyond?: unlimited creativity thanks to technology
Culminating the conference, EmpleARTE 2025 will welcome performances by Alfredo Miralles and Francesco Tristano. The latter will offer a live performance in which he will merge the classical repertoire with electronic experimentation.
Attendance is free with prior reservation on this page.
