Artists at Work Artists at Work
Culture and Economic Life

Artists at Work

Rethinking Policy for Artistic Careers

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Publisher Description

Why is it so hard for artists to have stable careers? Written with clarity and grounded in data, Artists at Work offers an eye-opening look at what it truly means to build a career as an artist today. Joanna Woronkowicz examines how artists navigate unique challenges in America's creative economy, from unpredictable job markets to evolving copyright laws and public funding constraints.

  Woronkowicz exposes current public policy for artists as patchwork and susceptible to changes in the political climate. Such fragile infrastructure limits artists' ability to build sustainable careers. Remaking this system requires a deeper understanding of creative labor. By shining a light on today's artists

GENRE
Nonfiction
RELEASED
2025
September 16
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
172
Pages
PUBLISHER
Stanford University Press
SELLER
Stanford University Press
SIZE
2.1
MB
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