Artists are averse to entrepreneurship. 3 reasons why that is wrong

by Jacqueline de Kuijper
5 August 201729 March 2022
8 min read
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De meeste jonge kunstenaars komen er pas na hun studie achter dat ze belangrijke ondernemersvaardigheden missen. Daarom organiseert ELIA, de netwerkorganisatie voor hogescholen in de kunsten in Europa, de conferentie: Making a Living From the Arts. Op 14 en 15 september komen academici, culturele ondernemers en kunstenaars uit verschillende landen in Amsterdam bijeen. Samen discussiëren ze over creatieve oplossingen voor ondernemerschap in de kunsten. Met Barbara Revelli, hoofd communicatie van ...

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Jacqueline de Kuijper

Jacqueline de Kuijper is a dance scientist and co-founder of Change Your Rhythm, a consultancy that aims to increase employee well-being through movement in the workplace. Her interests include the importance of movement for cognitive and mental well-being and the relevance of dance to society.View Author posts

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