(Part3) Depressed Artist Seeks Wealthy Benefactor, And Also Her Soul
This week in Depressed Artist…. she’s depressed about a new day job, goes on a rant about something I probably shouldn’t have told her but that came up in conversation […]
Category Archives: The Sociological Artist Blog
Artists Barter for Plane Rides, Art Supplies, and Even a Place to Stay…
Hyperallergic’s article “Artists Trade Their Work for Plane Rides and Gallons of Paint” discusses the work of L.A.-based arts organization ExchangeWorks, whose mission it is to create a worldwide trading economy […]
(Part2) Depressed Artist Seeks Wealthy Benefactor, And Also Her Soul
I have to say that I am enjoying reading these. I wonder if this is going to be become like a Craigslist-based soap opera, or a miniseries. But it’s rather interesting, […]
“Depressed Artist Seeks Wealthy Benefactor, And Also Her Soul”
An ad was posted on Craigslist recently that hit on so many of the issues that creative workers experience that Artist Stories hopes to convey. The title says a lot, […]
“All Art And No Pay Makes It Impossible To Earn A Living As A Creative Professional.”
Almost one year too late, I discovered the Tumblr page called All Art No Pay that documents examples of actual Craigslist ads asking artists to work for free. Often, the […]
Should Artists Gain Business Skills? Probably.
A really interesting article came out today. It’s not a new topic, but one that is frequently revisited because it seems like few listen. It’s called “Facing Facts: Artists Have […]
Black Lives Matter Protesters Provide a Much Needed Art World Shake Up
Black Lives Matter protestors staged a die-in at the Armory show in NYC a couple of days ago (Sat. 3/7/15). Yes! This! Wake up art world! There is much unregulated […]
