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Apr 5, 2018 at 4:17 pm
"What I do was always a strange fit here, and even more so now that Seattle is such a rich person’s city."
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Aside from that, it's a great article. I'm happy to be turned on to Filastine and wish them the best in their, er, new home!
Declaring yourself an 'artist' does give you a special & protected economic designation. Do you know why? Because anyone who declares themselves an artist IS AN ARTIST. Hayseeds sticking gum on the wall in Post Alley are artists.
It is great to be an artist! I'm one too! When your art generates no appreciable income for you, you are not "an artist priced out of the city", you are a hobbyist who needs to generate more personal survival resources.
Every "artist" out there believes wealth should shower on them when their college-era genius work goes on display. Only trust-fund kids waste resources kicking their artist genius can around like that.