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Based in Chicago, this artist typically earns between $600 to $1,000 a month for a range of jobs including after-school programming, styling services, videography, and bartending.
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This artist opened a production company during the pandemic, but has to deal with shrinking budgets and a hyper-competitive market.
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"You would never be able to hire a lawyer, or go to a hospital, or anywhere else and have services and it's negotiable whether or not they're gonna get paid and how much it is."
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This artist enjoys the flexibility of multiple income streams and doesn't dream of becoming a full time dancer and choreographer.
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This 23-year-old multi-faceted artist makes about $1,515 a month.
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This full time artist-mom has a fluctuating income and made $14,000 last year.
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The Artist Pay Project is a series exploring how artists in the U.S. survive and thrive amid a cost of living crisis. This Artist $napshot tells the story of a 24-year-old stylist and creative who makes between $600 and $1000 a month. Survey Art Practice: Clothing stylist and overall
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This artist runs a nonprofit dance company while working full time in corporate social responsibility
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Living here allows me to maintain a pretty comfortable lifestyle and focus on my art, whereas I would not necessarily be afforded the same opportunity elsewhere
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I feel comfortable enough that I can pay my rent, keep my stomach full, and also produce the art that I want to produce