This is amazing. This is an article for those who work a lot and do unpaid work a lot just because it belongs in to the picture to show how active and not bothered you are by the fact that personnel in arts actually do get paid and you do not. I understand it is no concern of personnel to take care of wages of the artist because they are such spoiled punch anyway and garbage.

October 21, 2015February 10, 2018 | Henna Timanttimetsä

Working long hours for low pay, fighting for budgets and the emotional exhaustion tied to creative output are a recipe for burnout. Learn how to avoid it.http://performing.artshub.com.au/news-article/career-advice/performing-arts/madeleine-dore/why-we-are-burning-out-in-the-arts-249582

I know it is so demanding to stand for human rights for all and equal pay, equal treatment, equal dignity, but it is also hypocritical to comment on issues and be concerned on all the bad things that go on in the world when the unethical system is right in front of you and the place to work at is the king and queen of inequality. There is a big ethical dilemma there what comes to art, making of art, distributing of artists’ work, favoring, silencing, bullying, silent codes to follow for what not to do and how to be behave in the presence of important art personnel. When institutions and their staff are more important that artists who actually do the art the system and its values are somewhat upside down. What comes to gratitude and pleasing the right people to get anywhere the system has got it all wrong how and what art is all about. What kind of art gets displayed and what is a system like that runs after stars to make profit no matter at what cost. I truly feel sorry.

Is this art and what is art for?