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Social Sciences and Humanities Open, 2022 This scoping review synthesises published literature on the experiences of professional and amateur performing artists during COVID-19 and their perceptions of the challenges and opportunities faced.
Samantha K. Brooks, Sonny S. Patel
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Motivations and Intentionality in the Arts Portfolio Career
Artivate, 2022 Many artists find themselves in the role of an entrepreneur and small business owner as they manage multiple overlapping jobs while engaging in a portfolio career.
Karen Munnelly
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A preliminary investigation into self-compassion and compassion-based intervention for mental health in the performing arts [PDF]
Frontiers in PsychologyObjectivesVery little is known about the role of self-compassion on performing artists’ mental health. This project had two primary aims. First, was to examine the relationship between self-compassion and mental health among performing artists in dance ...
Courtney C. Walton +11 more
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Dual careers as sustainable careers for performing artists in times of crisis. A contextual approach to the construct of a sustainable arts career. [PDF]
PLoS ONEFor an individual, a sustainable career is a sequence of events in one's professional life that both brings professional satisfaction to the career actor, but also allows them to stay healthy, fit, satisfied with their non-work life, feel stable and ...
Patrycja Mizera-Pęczek +3 more
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Artists in an Iron Cage? Artists’ Work in Performing Arts Institutions [PDF]
Journal of Arts Management Law and Society, 2012 This article discusses artists’ work in performing arts institutions in Norway. Many scholars describe Nordic performing arts institutions as slow-moving and heavy “art factories,” where artistic creativity is almost suffocated within bureaucratic “prisons.” The general problem that we raise in the article is whether this pessimistic picture of the ...
Bård Kleppe, Sigrid Røyseng
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Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research, 2019 The area of sport, exercise, and performance psychology (SEPP) incorporates a range of often nontraditional yet increasingly more common contexts for applied practice and research. The world of performing arts is one such area where psychologists have been providing coaching and consulting services to help elite performers be the best they can be ...
G. Moyle
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Don’t go chasing waterfalls: Multiple factor prediction of injuries in a performance context [PDF]
JSAMS PlusInjury surveillance informs risk management strategies for athletes and performing artists yet the predictive value of multiple factors is understudied.
Melanie I. Stuckey, Dean Kriellaars
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Revue Interventions Économiques, 2021 Creators and performing artists have been severely impacted by the health crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Recent statistics show that the Quebec’s arts and culture sector suffered the most important losses in terms of employment rates and income ...
Philippe Barré, Laurence D. Dubuc
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Journal of Anomalous Experience and Cognition, 2023 Objective: To evaluate the relations of anomalous experiences with five overexcitabilities, cumulative trauma exposure, and Beyond the Personal creative process, with samples of performing artists, athletes, and control participants.
Paula Thomson, S. Victoria Jaque
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Cultural Trends, 2023 Before COVID-19, the cultural sector was already in crisis – suffering from precarious labour conditions, intersectional inequalities and insufficient public funding.
Cecilia Dinardi +2 more
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