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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2025 · 21 MIN

The Shift from Starving Artist to Creator Economy

from ARTS Redefined · host Angela P Meleca

Artists are often the first to revitalize communities—so why do they keep getting priced out? In this episode of ARTS Redefined, Angela Meleca sits down with Al Delorenzo to explore how we can integrate artists into community development from the start, ensuring they thrive instead of being displaced. We dive into: Innovative models like co-ops and nonprofit ownership that provide sustainable housing solutions for artists. How cities can use public-private partnerships to fund artist spaces. The Pay Artists campaign and why exposure isn't enough—fair compensation is key. How technology is transforming public art with projects like Mural Remix. Why artists need to embrace their entrepreneurial spirit to create sustainable careers. The era of the starving artist is over. It's time to build an economy where artists are valued, integrated, and financially supported. Listen now and join the movement to reshape the future for artists! Follow Angela Meleca for more insights on arts advocacy, funding strategies, and creative economy solutions. 📩 Subscribe to ARTS Redefined wherever you get your podcasts

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