Science reveals: What Makes An Artist Successful I Lecture with Magnus Resch I MagnusClass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- In the largest research study ever conducted, a team of Harvard professors together with Magnus Resch set out to answer the question: What makes an artist successful? In this online lecture university professor Magnus Resch summarizes the findings of the research which was published in Science, the world’s leading academic journal. He explains why some artists are successful and others aren’t and guided artists towards the path to success - learnings they don’t teach you at art school.
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In this online class, you’ll learn about:
• Newest research findings
• The relevance of networks in the art market
• Understand why some artists are successful and others aren’t
• Identify the key players that decide what good art is
More about MagnusClass: Why do some artists flourish, while others struggle? Management Professor, art market entrepreneur and best-selling book author Magnus Resch reveals in over 50 video sessions the key to success as an artist. He will show you how to have a career in the field you love, and answer questions such as: how can I make a successful living from my artwork? How do I find gallery representation? How do I find collectors, and how should I approach them? How should I price my artwork? And what’s the best Instagram strategy? Visit www.magnusclass.com
This is interesting and it is correct in my opinion. But, it is a study of financial success. That is important, vitally so. I'd love to be more successful financially as an artist. But a successful artist is something separate to that and, it is different for everyone. When you brake art down it is about communication and if you look at artists that communicated in a way that transcended the normal realms of human existence Van Gogh would most defiantly be on the list. However he never sold a painting in his life time. I fear that if we teach artists that success can only be measured in terms of finance, we will continue the decay of art. Too many good artists give up and, our world is the poorer for it. We need to spend more time studying how to stop artists from giving up their practice. Rather than studying the financial market. Although I do recognise that the financial side is a part of the solution.
Why do you think they give up ? Maybe it's because they could be doing a living of their art if they marketed themselves a little bit better, without killing their drive, but people like you come around and say to them "hey, continue living in absolute poverty man, don't be a jerk that can live from its art, yeah, be famous after your death that what real artists do". Come on man
Very interesting map and red dots...as an artist I like red dots. Thanks for sharing.
Is this news to people? It's the 1% of the Arts. I prefer the greater swath of painters who are focused on an idea about painting and a love of it, not where it will take them, financially. I love the artists who's work I cannot take my eyes off, not the ones that make me wish I was blind. You can make a reasonable living, very much enjoy your practice and your discourse with colleagues doing the same. The painter who trained me made a pretty good living. Regionally well known, liked and respected. He lived a "rich" and interesting life. You should not feel bad about this video but listen more carefully, it is not about the work you are doing. What this means is, your work is not bad, it's not meaningless and it's worth pursuing. If you are truly interested in painting and it's potential, not your financial gain, this won't thwart you at all.
Well done. Your research confirmed that the art world is cliquey, shallow and exclusive, and success is a result of where you're born and who you know. Who would have thought....
This is the most realest advice I've heard thus far on TH-cam. Great video and thanks for showing the truth..
Vielen Dank Lieber Magnus,für Deine professionelle Erklärungen. Ich bin Abstract Maler aus Braunschweig und kämpfe für meine anerkennung. Suche high level connection. 😊✌️
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Hello, I'm trying to subscribe to the webinar at your website and it shows me an error : Error this webinar doesn't exist. I want to take the course , how can I access to it ?do you have another link or something,
Thank you!
Gracias por esta información tan interesante, lo único que necesitamos ahora, es que nos expliques cómo acceder a los puntos grandes!!
I couldn´t find information regarding the price of your classes. I would be so interested in your Masterclasses! Thank you and all the best from Germany. :-)
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So, snowball's chance in hell of becoming a successful artist.
I just tried to get your iPhone app and it says that the ap is not available in the US. Why? It seams like something I would want!
I have tried to download the app in CH and it says it is not available! What can I do?
Nefarious data collection
@@Orthonorm nefarious data collection? By an European app that has to comply with GDPR? The US internet is like the wild west compared to the strict regulations Germans have in place. Please reconsider. 🙂
Stark reality. It all depends on with whom you are associated, at what age you started, which curator identified you than what content is created, what genre you invented, and more than all, what does that painting mean when the artist is unknown...
If one could christen the art market as something else trading, we would be left with an art world sans all the stupid, bourgeois perfume.
Looks like the Mafia.
One, of the markings, of a person successful, in any field of endeavor, is the refusal to associate with anyone who tolerates the existence of highly rising buildings. "Woe unto them that join house to house, that lay field to field, till there be no room ...." More about respectability, use TH-cam searching field and keep quotation markings: "Who is Respectable - Kalahari".
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No, the pictures are not identical. You asked which I like better. I don't like either. Both are badly exposed. The goal of photography is to make the subject visible. Exposure is good for the foreground in the left picture, but detail is lost in the underexposed distance. The foreground is overexposed in the right picture, but detail is discernible in the distance. A competent darkroom worker would expose accordingly, giving base exposure to the foreground, then burning in the distance.
More proof you can make more money selling art advice than making art. I'll actually become a great artist then write a book on how to do it. Don't listen to these hacks.
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Listen to Prem Rawat!
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No wedding band. Over 29 years of age. Reject.
Listen to Prem Rawat!
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He keeps referring to "persons" ithor male Or female as "she", where in English language rules one would use "they" in reference to both sexes. Shes a good boat, shes a good ride/car. That tank has a Wide end😂🤣🤫🙉🤔🤭