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Okay cool, but what we were talking about was the job market for artists, and that includes people making commercial "art", not just people making emotionally m
by TulliusCicero 4y ago
Okay cool, but what we were talking about was the job market for artists, and that includes people making commercial "art", not just people making emotionally moving pieces to be hung up in art galleries.
You seem to have completely missed the point of this discussion:
> ShutterStock should be concerned, but artists and graphic designers don't need to worry. Just another tool.
That's the thing I was disagreeing with, and they're obviously talking about artists in general, including commercial artists, not just ones who are engaged with the platonic ideal of art.
- archibaldJ 4y agoEverything changes. The notion of commercialism and the "art" job markets in the next 10 years will definitely be very different from now. And so are urban consumerism, artistic demands from brands, the arts industries, the defintions of galleries (eg Can an amber wine bar also be an actual gallery? What about a BOBBLEHAUS clothing store in Manhattan? What defines a space for "fine" arts really)... people's thinking will change. I can assure you things gon be very different in the next 10 years. Some people may get angry about it. But that is how society progresses. There are two types of people: those who keep still and those who move.