Women and the Contemporary Art Industry

Volume 1 Issue 2 Monsoon Edition 2021

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Keywords:

Industry, Contemporary, Women, Gender, Sectoral Emphasis

Abstract

Aim: This research aims to bridge the gap between sectoral emphasis and more holistic knowledge of women's situation in the arts and cultural sectors as a whole. The continuation of gender disparity as a distinguishing feature of the economy has piqued the interest of industry groups and policymakers during the last five years. This research paper would zoom into the current state of the Arts industry. Methodology/Approach: The study is based upon the contribution of the women in the arts industry in the past compared to their contribution in the current world. This will also accommodate how much it has changed over the past 15-20 years. Outcome: The influence of women in the Arts industry has been analysed through this research paper. The existing research study covers how gender influences the future careers of female artists and cultural workers across sectors, providing insight into the underlying gender dynamics of the arts and culture. This research paper will therefore show the study of the contemporary art industry and the role of participation of women in the industry. Conclusion/Suggestion: The notion of women being patrons and culture bearers while males as the artists and culture creators is neither accurate nor acceptable. Women do not produce to the same amount as males, and women have fewer opportunities and successes in various jobs than men. However, even then the females are given equal opportunities as men in the 21st century. The doors of the Arts industry have been opened for women yet again.

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Published

15.05.2021

How to Cite

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Akash Mane. Women and the Contemporary Art Industry: Volume 1 Issue 2 Monsoon Edition 2021. SPL J. Literary Hermeneutics: Biannu. Int. J. Indep. Crit. Think [Internet]. 2021 May 15 [cited 2024 Dec. 22];1(2):34-47. Available from: https://literaryherm.org/index.php/ojs/article/view/18