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MK Abadoo, a medium brown-skinned African American person smiles. They wear a pink  shirt and have a short, tapered cut.
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Creating safe and liberating spaces in dance

Choreographer and organizer MK Abadoo on the importance of community-led, inclusive work.

Artist $napshot: Austin-based dance teacher and choreographer
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Artist $napshot: Austin-based dance teacher and choreographer

This artist enjoys the flexibility of multiple income streams and doesn't dream of becoming a full time dancer and choreographer.

Artist Pay Project illustration by Zindork.
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Artist $napshot: Austin-based dancer and choreographer

This artist runs a nonprofit dance company while working full time in corporate social responsibility

Artist Pay Project illustration by Zindork.
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Artist $napshot: Houston-based dance professor and choreographer

I feel comfortable enough that I can pay my rent, keep my stomach full, and also produce the art that I want to produce

Artist Pay Project illustration by Zindork.
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Artist $napshot: Peekskill-based dancer and choreographer

I've refused to work for free for a very long time, but I'll still sometimes work on projects that don't pay enough, because I just want to be in the studio dancing

Collaged image of dollar bill, pointe shoes, and outline of Texas. Credit: Makeda Easter
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Artist $napshot: Lubbock-based choreographer and educator

I feel like I'm right now in the most secure position that I could be in as an artist, because I'm a faculty member with tenure at a university

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