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What Art School Doesn’t Teach You
What art school leaves out: why artists graduate fluent in critique but unprepared for how institutions, visibility, and record actually function.
What Art School Doesn’t Teach You
What art school leaves out: why artists graduate fluent in critique but unprepared for how institutions, visibility, and record actually function.
Why Serious Work Is Often Under-Rewarded
Why serious, rigorous art is often under-rewarded, and how markets, platforms, and institutions favor speed, spectacle, and immediacy instead.
Why Serious Work Is Often Under-Rewarded
Why serious, rigorous art is often under-rewarded, and how markets, platforms, and institutions favor speed, spectacle, and immediacy instead.
Why Artistic Value Is Not Market Value
Why market price and artistic value are not the same, and how history, institutions, and time determine significance beyond sales.
Why Artistic Value Is Not Market Value
Why market price and artistic value are not the same, and how history, institutions, and time determine significance beyond sales.
Why Talent Was Never Enough for Art
Talent alone has never determined artistic success. Why structure, institutions, and access, not merit, shape who is recognized and remembered.
Why Talent Was Never Enough for Art
Talent alone has never determined artistic success. Why structure, institutions, and access, not merit, shape who is recognized and remembered.
Why Digital Art Still Has a Body
Digital art isn’t immaterial. Why files, platforms, and infrastructure form a real body, and what that means for preservation and history.
Why Digital Art Still Has a Body
Digital art isn’t immaterial. Why files, platforms, and infrastructure form a real body, and what that means for preservation and history.
Why Entire Movements Disappear Between Textbooks
Why entire art movements vanish from textbooks, not from lack of merit, but from missing records, power, and institutional memory.
Why Entire Movements Disappear Between Textbooks
Why entire art movements vanish from textbooks, not from lack of merit, but from missing records, power, and institutional memory.