Stan and Marshall discuss how the art industry is always changing, facing challenges like economic downturns, tech advances, and shifts in consumer behavior and the importance for artists to adapt to survive. Industries go through cycles, and the art world is no different. Stay resilient, improve your skills, and be open to new ways of working, like collaboration, using technology, or finding alternative income sources. Embrace change, build mental strength, and focus on creating value to navigate the uncertainties of the art industry

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Referenced Artists:

Justin Sweet

Vance Kovacs

Remedios Varo

Artists who studied at the closed American Academy of Art College in Chicago

Thomas Blackshear

Alex Ross

Richard Schmid

Howard Terpning

Gil Elvgren

Haddon Sundblom