ARAB ART CAN INSPIRE MILLIONS – GOVERNMENTS NEED TO MAKE IT HAPPEN

IT is not easy to make a living as a fine artist. So many talented painters, sculptors, illustrators and engravers pay their bills through teaching, and indulge their creativity as a sideline. Others move into commercial graphic design where their scope is confined by the demands of selling products, contrasting with the unbound freedom of imagination enjoyed by the independent artist. These problems face fine artists around the world. Only a small minority of visually talented people have the talent, energy, determination and marketing nouse to make a living ...


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