| Art patrons and the casual observer of
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| | interns, and limited paid staff in order
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| museums and public art alike often
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| | to put together a great art exhibition
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| misunderstand the level of work that goes
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| | for the general public.
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| into displaying works of art. After all,
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| | Arts management positions require a
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| it is not as simple as turning on the
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| | skills set that embraces the business,
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| museum lights and hanging paintings on
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| | artistic, and organizational portions of
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| the wall. Art management professionals
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| | the profession. Graduates who have a good
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| often have to perform a multitude of
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| | business acumen, can assemble a
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| tasks in small nonprofit organizations.
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| | rudimentary budget, and understand what
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| The average day of a museum manager or
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| | is hot among art consumers in the public
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| arts organization director is long,
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| | are often successful in art management.
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| starting early with meetings new exhibits
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| | Professionals who understand art history,
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| and building maintenance concerns. Art
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| | preservation, and the construction of
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| managers also have to deal with visiting
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| | good art pieces can develop creative
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| school groups and large groups of
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| | exhibits that will draw in new patrons.
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| visitors who need tours and information
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| | Time wasted in the arts industry is a
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| on exhibits. These arts management
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| | major problem, so arts managers need to
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| professionals often have to become
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| | be organized and prioritize concerns
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| experts in accounting, nonprofit
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| | appropriately in order to be successful.
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| management, and grant writing.
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| | The incentives for arts management
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| Graduates in arts and nonprofit programs
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| | positions are largely intrinsic, though
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| throughout the United Kingdom and Europe
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| | money is available to exceptional
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| often have a difficult choice to make
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| | managers. The average arts manager will
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| after their university days. Careers in
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| | make in the mid to upper 20,000 pounds
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| the arts are often not lucrative enough
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| | range, though there are bigger art houses
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| or are too competitive for many graduates
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| | and museums that offer lower 30,000
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| who need to make a living. As well,
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| | pounds. Depending on the success of the
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| paying jobs in the arts can be difficult
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| | manager's grant writing department, an
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| to find in the first place. However, art
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| | art manager can increase the budget to
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| graduates who have any interest in
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| | include more paid positions and raises
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| staying within their field while
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| | for current staff. Lovers of art flock to
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| determining their own destiny should
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| | arts management positions in order to
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| consider arts management as a career
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| | fulfill their personal desires while
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| option. Arts management professionals can
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| | earning a decent living.
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| work with dedicated volunteers, college
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