Artist $napshot: Austin-based dancer and choreographer
Less than 2% of this dancer's income comes from her art practice.
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Less than 2% of this dancer's income comes from her art practice.
"The artist grind just feels kind of scary because of the overall devaluation at a structural level of what some of us try to do under the guise or name of art and creation."
"The strain being felt from stagnant wages and crushing debt feels like it's reaching a fever pitch for most low-middle income Americans and artists especially."
After talking incessantly about starting an art rebellion TikTok for the past year, I finally posted my first short video yesterday.
This artist is involved in the DIY scene and shares the importance of community in the arts.
"It feels incredibly unsustainable to do the artist grind, but I don’t want that to scare me."
At the beginning of the year, I had the pleasure of speaking to MK Abadoo, a choreographer, organizer, and educator based in the DMV. An excerpt of our interview.
Choreographer and organizer MK Abadoo on the importance of community-led, inclusive work.
Family support and rental income helps sustain this artist's practice.