I don't get any such fees, myself. But, it would be nice to have them brought up to a respectable level for when I do.
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The website for #Ahnishnahbeh / Ojibway artist, Eric C. Keast and the creations of his #BingoRageStudio #painting #sculpture Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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So, out of curiosity, what types of fees do you usually garner for your exhibitions?
I assume it varies by the venue, but do you ever encounter fair exhibition fees? What do the exhibition centers/museums raise for themselves with door entry fees compared to what is given to the artists for their exhibitions?
I've never shown my work, so I just don't have a clue!
do you really need more free money in canadia? if now one is buying the art, perhaps you should consider finding gainful employment you artfag! cultural question:do the guys from "trailer park boys" recieve subsidies from the government of canadia? if so, i think your queen should cut you a check (or at least a beer store gift certificate).
JLB: I've never actually received money for an exhibition in Canadia (...yet, hopefully)and the most I ever got in the state of Minnesota was about $400.oo (US), about ten years ago. I put this petition up to boost the possibility of more artists, in general, getting paid (...more?).
Scandinavian Welfare Rat: You are not worthy to lick Bubbles' cat-poo sculptures. I think they get tax credits. How long 'til Finnadia deports your lameass? Love...Eric.
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JLB:
PS
That doesn't count the money I've made from sales (including the infamous "West Bank installment plan") and jobs arising from shows.
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