From the Arts News list, from somebody called Dolly Kershaw
([email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]?subject=Re%20Artist%20survey%3A%20Pace%20of%20Production>).
I've asked her to send me the results when her survey is complete:
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/VV25NXF
Hi all! This survey is about how artists find their creativity time, its
relationship to their day job if applicable, and the impact that this
has on their productivity and project timescales. This research will
help me to produce something visual and comprehensive (hopefully more
interesting than a graph!) that I plan to exhibit.
I am interested in the immeasurability of the creative process, and that
all we can go by is the amount of hours we have free, or perhaps not
'free', to estimate our productivity that can perhaps only be proven by
the outcome(s). I think that this would demystify or perhaps mystify
further, to others and ourselves, the flexibility that we are adopting
and how we feel about it. I believe that an idea has an urgency that is
traceable to a particular moment in time, and wonder if the pace at
which I myself am able to work might affect its timeliness; what do you
think?
Please only complete this survey if you would describe yourself as a
visual artist, eg. performance, painting, installation, video,
photography etc.
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