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How do we live in a robust culture? How do we produce a robust culture at a time when we are fracturing, polarized, and creative enterprise is an afterthought?

How to Build a Robust Creative Economy That Rewards Everyone—including Artists

We can have one foot in the world of visceral taste and touch and another foot in the digital world without having to split ourselves in half.

Virtual & Analog Art—Daniel DiGriz

Writer James D. Balestrieri: “An artist really shouldn’t care about being in the canon. They should do what they do, which is what Clark Hulings did: work at their work.”

Clark Hulings—Archetype of the Independent Artist

“I try to put everything, all of me, into the art.” Melissa Whitaker’s work—even for collaborations with corporate clients—is always her own.

Stock Art Can Go to Hell: Corporate Art Without Compromise

“There is no one who can replace you in knowing what you want and telling your story.” Carolyn Edlund on success in tough times, and how the CHF Conference can help. Part II/II

Planning for Residencies, Shows, and Travel

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