In these unprecedented times, Professionals in the field of
Art are suffering like many other professionals. Despite trying their best to
keep the world of art alive, it has not been an easy to keep the market afloat.
In order to understand how the art careers are changing due to Coronavirus, we spoke to few Artists how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting their life and how are they planning to move ahead in the business. As many Art events, fairs and exhibitions have been cancelled or moved on to digital platforms, a prominent dip in demand and sales has been seen during the period of 2020-2021 as studies have shown that buying art online is collectors least preferred channel.
Artist as professionals are trying hard to keep the world of Art alive, facing the hardships such as the availability of raw materials (Canvas, colours, brushes) during nationwide lock downs or the significant dips in demand and sales has affected many young and indigenous artists. Not all of them have online presences or a stable background to support themselves in these tough times.
Many artists used this time to get inspired and experiment with new mediums, techniques and series and delve into long term projects both online and offline. They believe that these times provided them a sense of balance and much needed time and peace to align their thoughts with the art piece they are creating.
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