Poverty and Support for Artists

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Cultural Industries and Urban Development Income, Poverty, and Inequality Art History and Market Analysis

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48 Poverty and support for artists Hans Abbing In our society the value of art is high and yet the majority of artists are poor. Not only is the symbolic value of art high; often the financial value is high as well. People and institutions are pre...

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