An artist used his $500 monthly basic income to build his hip hop career: 'It's not feasible to create art in a place of distress.'
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Tarli expressed that it is "not feasible to be a starving artist" and emphasized the difficulty in creating art while in distress. He highlighted the positive impact of financial support on artists.
The Springboard for the Arts program provides 75 artists with $500 monthly payments, which allows them to focus on their creativity without the constant pressure of financial instability.
The initiative demonstrates broader social recognition that supporting artists financially is crucial to fostering creativity and reducing poverty. It offers a flexible financial cushion.
With over 100 guaranteed basic income pilots across the US, programs like Springboard for the Arts aim to provide financial support to artists, enabling them to focus on their craft.
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