Kingston’s Rachel Gannon on why design education must learn to sit with uncertainty

Kingston’s Rachel Gannon offers a vital perspective for emerging artists: creative education and practice must learn to thrive amidst uncertainty. With the current landscape proving tough for new creatives, understanding future trajectories is paramount. A collaborative study, surveying 27 industry professionals, sought to predict the evolution of creative careers over the next three years. For early-career women artists, this emphasizes the power of adaptability, resilience, and proactively shaping your artistic journey. Embrace uncertainty not as an obstacle, but as fertile ground to innovate and forge a distinctive, impactful path in a dynamic art world. — Source: It's Nice That

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