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A brief 2023 reflection

Thanks for following along this journey with me. 2023 was a year of experimentation.

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Palestinian embroidery for liberation

An interview with Wafa Ghnaim about how art can support the movement for Palestinian liberation.

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Palestinian embroidery and resistance

An interview with Wafa Ghnaim about art and the movement for Palestinian liberation.

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$napshot: Charlottesville-based poet and spoken word artist

After working on the Artist Pay Project for the better part of this year, I’ve finally finished publishing the first batch of surveys — 26 in total.

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Artist $napshot: Charlottesville-based poet and spoken word artist

"If your name here doesn't have that MFA with it or behind it, then you're definitely not getting as many opportunities or even being respected as much."

Art and Palestinian Liberation
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Art and Palestinian Liberation

Artists help shift culture, give people the courage to get involved, and help people feel that they’re part of something bigger, said Layan Fuleihan.

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Artist $napshot: Austin-based dancer and choreographer

Less than 2% of this dancer's income comes from her art practice.

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$napshot: $2,000 a month as a performance artist in Phoenix

"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."

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Artist $napshot: LA-based painter and illustrator

"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."

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