For workers looking to build more equitable and more anti-racist workplaces, openness about salary is a great place to start.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
Whether you’re reviewing, writing, or updating a creative contract, there are plenty of ways to turn this artist's chore into a fun and fulfilling process.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
The artist’s journey is complex, traversing through multiple seasons and stages of busyness and hibernation. Once the journey starts, one natural, important question is: where do you create, practice, and focus on your art? Across all disciplines, determining what an appropriate art making space looks like is a continual, evolving challenge for artists. A more pointed question is: what does a dedicated space for your practice look like, right now? This question goes beyond defining your bas...| Inciter Art
Navigating these choppy arts industry waters can be rough 🌊 Avoid the bad actors and attract your next great creative adventure with this helpful guide.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
Artists are 3x more likely than other workers to be self-employed. Explore the hidden costs and contradictions of 1099 work—in a fun, future-oriented way.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
If you work in the arts, you've probably had your fair share of creeeepy bosses, ghoulish work conditions, and clients who turn into ghosts as soon as it's time to pay up. This October, Fractured Atlas is commissioning an artist of any discipline to write a 750-900 word article about their very own arts worker horror story 👹 Please review the details below, and fill out this short interest form by Thursday, September 25th for a chance to write and publish your story with a $750 stipend. We...| Inciter Art
People everywhere are dreaming up alternative economies. Discover creative co-ops that prioritize fair pay, community ownership & collective power.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
Hold up. Gig work is work? We know this news may come as a shock to some readers. Unless you’re an artist, in which case you are intimately familiar with the hidden costs, expectations, and contradictions of 1099 work. Like many other unacceptable realities of American living, the financial precarity of gig workers has been normalized in day-to-day life and entrenched in our laws. But there are growing networks of people working to change this reality and offering promising visions for the ...| Inciter Art
An artist’s guide to email lists: why they matter, how to start, and ways to share your work authentically without chasing the algorithm.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
Breaking News! If a project you’re working on 1) is artistic and 2) has a public benefit, you could use fiscal sponsorship to unlock new funding avenues 💸| blog.fracturedatlas.org
Distilling a deeply personal, evolving artistic journey into a few hundred characters isn't easy. We've read thousands of apps, and have some advice...| blog.fracturedatlas.org
A budget can serve as a guide to help you design a quality project. This guide can help you create a budget for your unique artistic project.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
As we awaited the arrival of our second child, my wife and I decided that it was time to look for a house. We were renting a small, two-bedroom house that felt close to bursting at the seams with toys, clothes, and the equipment one accumulates when caring for a small child, so the prospect of squeezing in another baby felt a bit too much like a circus act. Plus our lease was running out and we really didn’t like our landlord (a story for another time).| Inciter Art
Tired of grant rejections? You're not alone. Discover 10 simple fixes to transform your applications from roadside breakdowns to funding success stories.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
The way we are bringing artist opportunities to your attention is changing.| Inciter Art
Leadership isn't about titles or positions. Fractured Atlas CEO Theresa Hubbard explores how anyone can be a leader by using their influence to do good.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
a writing, co-learning, and resource sharing space for an arts ecosystem with big ideas and bigger questions.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
Many of us, myself included, were raised in a world where competing with the people around you is the norm — even when it leads us nowhere. Don’t get me wrong: I’m an incredibly competitive person at heart and have been forcibly removed from a number of casual board game groups. But when it comes to art, I believe that competition creates a false sense of scarcity among artists and keeps all of us hungry for the everyday magic of art.| Inciter Art
You’re staring at the screen, your finger hovering over the submit button as you run through your application materials one last time — the artist statement you’ve rewritten seven (oh, wait…now eight) times, the project budget you’ve tweaked and retweaked, the work samples you’ve agonized over selecting. We’ve all hit submit with the same, well-worn mixture of hope and resignation.| Inciter Art
Artist opportunities with deadlines in August 2025.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
The competitive conditions of the art world can feel arbitrary, isolating, and unsustainable. We're digging into what we lose when we make artists compete.| blog.fracturedatlas.org