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Tsioulakis, I. (2022). Music (as) Labour: Crises and Solidarities among Greek Musicians in the Pandemic. Swiss Journal of Musicology, 38 (1), 13-27.

Tsioulakis, I. (2022). Music (as) Labour: Crises and Solidarities among Greek Musicians in the Pandemic. Swiss Journal of Musicology, 38 (1), 13-27. The study of music (as) labour has often been hindered in musicology by divisions between professional and amateur musicians as well as conflicting conceptualizations of work or pleasure. In contrast, with this article …

Tsioulakis, I. (2022). Music (as) Labour: Crises and Solidarities among Greek Musicians in the Pandemic. Swiss Journal of Musicology, 38 (1), 13-27. Read More »

Tsioulakis, I., & FitzGibbon, A. (2020). Performing artists in the age of COVID-19: A moment of urgent action and potential change [Online]. QPOL, Queen’s Policy & Engagement.

Tsioulakis, I., & FitzGibbon, A. (2020). Performing artists in the age of COVID-19: A moment of urgent action and potential change [Online]. QPOL, Queen’s Policy & Engagement. In this special long read, Drs Ioannis Tsioulakis and Ali FitzGibbon take an indepth look at the devastating impact the COVID pandemic is having on the performing arts …

Tsioulakis, I., & FitzGibbon, A. (2020). Performing artists in the age of COVID-19: A moment of urgent action and potential change [Online]. QPOL, Queen’s Policy & Engagement. Read More »

Abbing, H. (2008). Why are artists poor?: the exceptional economy of the arts (p. 368). Amsterdam University Press.

Abbing, H. (2008). Why are artists poor?: the exceptional economy of the arts (p. 368). Amsterdam University Press. Most artists earn very little. Nevertheless, there is no shortage of aspiring young artists. Do they give to the arts willingly or unknowingly? Governments and other institutions also give to the arts, to raise the low incomes. But their …

Abbing, H. (2008). Why are artists poor?: the exceptional economy of the arts (p. 368). Amsterdam University Press. Read More »

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