I'd like to engage with the last paragraph of Florian's post-
And ask whether the generally low pay and insecure conditions for practitioners
of what have become known as the creative economy really is such a new
phenomenon?
Are the average earnings enjoyed/endured by commercial photographers
Hello David,
And ask whether the generally low pay and insecure conditions for
practitioners of what have become known as the creative economy really
is such a new phenomenon?
Are the average earnings enjoyed/endured by commercial photographers
(and designers/illustrators/animators/writers)
Excerpt from ?Understanding Media was our First Big Mistake,?
published in Centerfold magazine (Toronto), 1979.
Tom Sherman
Miami. Here I am. Sitting on the 5th-storey sunroof of the Wandolyn Motor
Hotel. Taking in the (squint-eyed) panoramically framed view of the quiet,
mid-afternoon light.
Hello David,
And ask whether the generally low pay and insecure conditions for
practitioners of what have become known as the creative economy really
is such a new phenomenon?
Are the average earnings enjoyed/endured by commercial photographers
(and designers/illustrators/animators/writers)
Following NYTimes quotes of 'The People's Platform,' by Astra Taylor:
Open systems can be starkly inegalitarian, a tyranny of structurelessness.
Elites can happily deny their own existence.
The Tyranny of Structurelessness, Jo Freeman:
http://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm
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