Arts degrees don’t seem to have much impact on income from the arts. But do they affect how long people stay in the field?
Createquity Podcast Series 2: The Cost of Being Creative
Createquity and Fractured Atlas team members compare notes on how to improve the lives of working artists.
The State: A Friend Indeed to Artists in Need?
Internationally, governments can play an important role creating occupational equity for the arts – but there’s a catch.
Does Creating Art Make People Happier?
A study from Vanderbilt’s Curb Center makes a case for the benefits of active arts participation.
Who Can Afford to Be A Starving Artist?
The key to success might be risk tolerance, not talent.
The BFA’s Dance With Inequality
Most arts majors come from money. Most artists didn’t major in the arts. What does that say about the sector?
Capsule Review: Artists Report Back
Only 16% of working artists in the United States have arts-related bachelor’s degrees.
Core Research Process Update: February 2016
This month, we began a new research investigation in the arts and economic disadvantage research area into how artists make a living. We are examining the barriers that economically disadvantaged people face when pursuing “scarce” opportunities in the arts to become artists. We have agreed upon research questions and completed an initial scan for literatureRead More
Are you better off today than you were 15 years ago?
When methodologies clash in search of the truth.
Around the horn: death and taxes edition
ART AND THE GOVERNMENT The backlash against unpaid internships has spread beyond our borders: Ontario’s Ministry of Labour has ordered two high-profile Canadian magazines to immediately end their internship programs. The Ministry also announced it plans “an enforcement blitz this spring focused specifically on internships across a variety of sectors.” (NB: while nonprofits are generallyRead More
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